FLORENCE, AZ (AP) -
Photographer Pedro Guerrero, whose 20-year association with architect Frank Lloyd Wright launched a long fine-arts career that included capturing images of American artists, has died at age of 95.
Susan Guerrero says her father had suffered from cancer for several years and died Thursday at his home in Florence, Ariz.
Pedro Guerrero is most known for his images of Wright and the architect's work, but he also photographed the lives and art of artists Alexander Calder and Louise Nevelson.
After attending the Art Center School in Los Angeles, Guerrero got his first photography job after he visited Wright's home near Scottsdale in 1939.
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