THE Bite THATS Rite

Just gorgeous. Photograph by John Szarkowski from Looking After Louis Sullivan at the Art Institute. Reviewed by Blair Kamin here. Always hoping to find the 1956 edition of this book in a second hand shop.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alexandra Lange is an architecture and design critic, and author of Writing about Architecture: Mastering the Language of Buildings and Cities. (Princeton Architectural Press, 2012). Her work has appeared in The Architect's Newspaper, Architectural Record, Dwell, Metropolis, Print, New York Magazine and The New York Times.
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