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Frank Lloyd Wright

Architect
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Restoration efforts on the Hollyhock House - by Jeffrey Herr

Guggenheim Museum - by Maria Nicanor

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Frank Lloyd Wright moves into The Plaza Hotel to start work on the Guggenheim - The world-famous architect arrived in New York in early 1953 to oversee the construction of the Guggenheim Museum. For the following six years he lived in suite 223-225 at The Plaza.

Frank Lloyd Wright moves into The Plaza Hotel to start work on the Guggenheim - The world-famous architect arrived in New York in early 1953 to oversee the construction of the Guggenheim Museum. For the following six years he lived in suite 223-225 at The Plaza.

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As Wright's first house in Southern California, it marked a change from the Prairie style he had explored in the American Midwest and "consummated" in his 1910 Robie House in Chicago
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1923 - Hollyhock House at Barnsdall Art Park Los Angeles, CA
Cultural

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Jeffrey Herr

Jeffrey Herr

Jeffrey Herr

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The building was envisioned by Aline Barnsdall to act as a smaller auxiliary residence for a theater director to the central Hollyhock House
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1920 - Residence A at Barnsdall Art Park Los Angeles, CA
Residential

In the 1950s and 1960s additional art center buildings, including a modern theatre, an art gallery, and studios, were built on Olive Hill in the park, centered on Wright's Hollyhock House.
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Barnsdall Art Park Los Angeles, CA
Park

Entrance
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1992 - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York City, NY
Museum

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Maria Nicanor

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