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ABOUT THIS BOOK: From the turn of the century until her retirement in 1951, San Francisco Bay Area architect Julia Morgan designed more than 700 buildings. Her work ranged from Hearst Castle in San Simeon in California to private homes and public buildings. Yet she was an elusive, secretive person who shunned publicity. Today she is acknowledged as the most extraordinary woman in the history of American architecture. "My buildings will be my legacy . . . they will speak for me long after I am gone." JULIA MORGAN |
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"Written in extremely readable and entertaining style, this biography reveals the story of a very private, extremely caring, and unusually talented woman. APPRAISAL "Wadsworths portrait of Morgan is respectful and enthusiastic. This handsome book . . . will appeal to younger readers interested in architecture . . . and in pioneering women of great accomplishment." NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW |
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