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Born June 8, 1867 • Wisconsin
Died April 9, 1959 (aged 91) • Phoenix • Arizona
Notable Works Fallingwater • Guggenheim Museum • Robie House • Taliesin and Taliesin West
Movement / Style International Style • New Brutalism • Prairie style • organic architecture
Subjects Of Study organic architecture • architecture

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Frank Lloyd Wright
Oak Park: Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
Frank Lloyd Wright: W.H. Winslow House
Frank Lloyd Wright: Robie House
Frank Lloyd Wright: Robie House
lobby of the Rookery
Frank Lloyd Wright: W.W. Willits House
Frank Lloyd Wright: Price Tower
Frank Lloyd Wright: Taliesin West
Frank Lloyd Wright: Fallingwater
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