I saw Taliesin first in 1962 with my father on my way to college. I had written a fictional account of going there that appeared in the high school literary magazine after reading Wright’s Autobiography. My interest in Wright was stimulated by my architect-father’s...
Visiting Taliesin, I was most inspired by how Frank Lloyd Wright lived within the exploration of his profession. Signs of additions and removal of elements reflect the structure’s continual evolution. It certainly feels organic in the way it evolved. It grew and...
Taliesin transports you to another place. It has a mysterious quality in the way it is built into the landscape, but it is stories of what kind of life was lived in such a place that fascinated me. Built for a woman who was not Wright’s wife, suffering through crazed...
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