The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1893–1930 at the Art Institute of Chicago

The project for St. Mark’s Church in-the-Bowery had resulted in acrimony and failure, but the designs brought Wright some real measure of success. Part of it was, again, timing. He was no longer at the mercy of divorce attorneys, bankruptcy judges, or the yellow press; his stature as a player on the modern architecture scene was rising. Soaring, he felt...