van felt betrayed and was left saddened by the incident. Wright was so involved with his ideas that he neglected to respect the trust and teachings put forth by his teachings. After Wright first began to receive praise for his early design work, he felt it necessary to fully communicate and define his philosophy of Organic Architecture, so that everyone could get a clear picture of it's ideas. Wright accomplished this by expressing his ideas in a book called "The Natural House". Of all books, which Wright published, "The Natural House" had the greatest impact. As Emerson and Threau proposed divine models for behavior and self-integrity, In "The Natural House" Wright proposed a divine model for what he considered to be the perfect house. Wright stated that a house should be as close to nature as possible. He illustrates this by stating "A house which is constructed in a manner which is complemnentive to nature, rather than insulting, is one that will last the longest and be the most attractive."...
