Early Modernism 1920-1945
The way Frank Lloyd Wright changed the way that we think about buildings.

Frank Lloyd Wright (June 8, 1867 – April 9, 1959) is one of the world's most well-known and influential architects. His styles were highly idividual and he had an extremly long carer in architectue fom 1887- 1959. He had a great influence on architecture world-wide. He was born in a town called Richland Center, Wisconsin June 8, two years after the civil war. While his mother was carring him she decided he would grow up to build beautiful buildings. To encourage this ambition she had for him, she decorated his nursery with engravings of english cathedrals. His mother was a teacher, while she was in philadelphia centennial exhibition, she purchased a set of educational blocks created by Fredrich Wilhelm August Froabel. Thiese blocks of various geometriacally shaped blocks can be assembled in various combinations. In Wrights autobiography, he talks about how these were the......

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Title: The Way Frank Lloyd Wright Changed The Way We Think About Buildings
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