Now what a stark contrast to the earlier works of Frank Lloyd Wright like the photo I posted last week: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Earlier Work The above photo was taken on the same street as the one in last week’s post, almost across the street from one other. Some people utterly loathe Frank Lloyd Wright’s style, while others adore it. He loved Japan, and you can certainly see a lot of Japanese influence in most of his work. Strangely enough, he always denied that fact for some reason. Built in 1902, this house represents one of his earliest “Prairie Style” structures. As with the other homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright on this particular street, I wanted catch a glimpse of who lives there, and what it feels like to walk the halls of such iconic structures. No such luck on this particular occasion!
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