Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the most innovative and renowned architects of the 20th century. A major exhibition examining the drawings and models of legendary American architect who is most famous for spiralling Guggenheim Museum is underway in New York’s Museum of Modern Art. See the examples of Frank Lloyd Wright's works of modern architecture in this photo gallery.
Unique buildings by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright
In honor of the 150th anniversary of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright's birth, a major retrospective exhibition is underway in New York’s Museum of Modern Art
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Architect Frank Lloyd Wright next to a model of the new building he designed for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, 1953
© AP Photo The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York
© EPA/JUSTIN LANE The interior of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York
© AP Photo/Kathy Willens Temporary steel shoring supporting the first-floor cantilevers at Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater house in Mill Run, built in 1936. The summer weekend home was named "The best all-time work of American architecture," in a poll of members of the American Institute of Architects
© AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar The living room in Fallingwater house. It is one of Frank Lloyd Wright's best-known works
© AP Photo/Keith Srakocic Visitors stand on the concrete terraces in Fallingwater house
© AP Photo/Keith Srakocic A view of the Edward R. Hills house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1906 in Oak Park
© EPA/TANNEN MAURY Beth Sholom Synagogue in Elkins Park, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
© AP Photo/Matt Rourke Beth Sholom Synagogue, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
© AP Photo/Matt Rourke The Annie Pfeiffer Chapel at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright
© AP Photo/John Raoux The 1924 Ennis House, designed by Frank Lloyd Write, in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles. The badly damaged house offers breathtaking views of the Hollywood Hills and has appeared in several movies
© AP Photo/Philip Scott Andrews The Prairie style Emil Bach House by Frank Lloyd Wright, in Chicago
© AP Photo/Brian Kersey Exterior view of the Hotel Imperial designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in Tokyo, Japan, 1967. Wright's Imperial Hotel was built in 1923 and suffered structural damage in earthquake. The hotel, pyramid-like structure, was constructed with volcanic stone and concrete. The Imperial Hotel was demolished in 1968
© AP Photo Tourists visit the Dana-Thomas House, the best-preserved example of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie period dwellings, in Springfield
© AP Photo/Seth Perlman Gammage Auditorium, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, on the Campus of Arizona State University
© EPA/Shawn Thew Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's 600-acre Wisconsin home. Taliesin remains as some of the most innovative American architecture ever and are a living example of his work and philosophies
© AP Photo/Morry Gash