Frank Lloyd Wright‘s designs are always highly recognizable. Think of the Guggenheim Museum in New York, Fallingwater or the Walter Gale House in Illinois. Celebrating them-for the umpteenth time-is the Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless exhibition organized by Spoke Art in collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, but this time the protagonists are illustrators. The exhibition opened a few days ago at Taliesin West, the architectural school Wright founded in Arizona as well as his residence until his death and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The perfect place to celebrate him and to host illustrations created by artists from around the world. Not only his most famous works, but also his unrealized ones, including The Morris House, a conceptual project that was never realized but embodies the visionary side of the architect. Let’s discover some of the prints in the exhibition and who the selected illustrators are.

Van Orton, The Morris House

DKNG, The Pearce House

Jeff Boyes, Rosenbaum House

Dakota Randall, Kentuck Knob Reg Teaser

Doaly, Guggenheim

JC Richard, Fallingwater