Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House Complex

35 pp. Frank Lloyd Wright described the Martin House as "...the most perfect thing of its kind in the world - a domestic symphony, true, vital, comfortable." This little book describes the extensive prairie style Martin House Complex in Buffalo, New York from its inception in the early 1900's to it's current restoration; the relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright and his patron and client, Darwin Martin; the buildings with their extraodinary art glass; and the relationship of Frank Lloyd Wright and Buffalo.