Among his vast writings, Bruno Zevi dedicated two books to Frank Lloyd Wright, the first in1947 and the second in 1979. Both were translated into Spanish and form an important partof the historiography of modern architecture in the Spanish-speaking world. Generally consideredto be two versions of the same book that evolved over time, a study of their contentsand editorial processes reveals the contrary to be true. This article explores the history of bothbooks and compares their arguments.
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Bitácora Arquitectura; Núm. 43 (2019): Medios impresos y arquitectura