Futagawa's photographs of the Imperial Hotel, with an essay by Wright, "Building Against Doomsday: Why the Great Earthquake Did Not Destroy the Imperial Hotel" from his autobiography. Text in English and Japanese. Later printing. Folio; unpaged [48]; illustrated from photographs by Yukio Futagawa and drawings by FLW. Small damp mark to bottom gutters; else a good copy or better in original pictorial self-wrappers.

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Global Architecture 53: Frank Lloyd Wright Imperial Hotel Tokyo 1915-22

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Tokyo: A.D.A. Edita, (1980)

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