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*'''Frederick Robie House''' (1909) in Chicago, Illinois, a dramatic example of his late ''Prairie Style''.<ref>http://www.wrightplus.org/robiehouse/robiehouse.html</ref>
*'''Frederick Robie House''' (1909) in Chicago, Illinois, a dramatic example of his late ''Prairie Style''.<ref>http://www.wrightplus.org/robiehouse/robiehouse.html</ref>
*'''Taliesin''' (1911 and 1925), at Spring Green, Wisconsin.
*'''Taliesin''' (1911 and 1925), at Spring Green, Wisconsin.
*'''Fallingwater''' (1934 , 1938, 1948), <ref>http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Fallingwater.html</ref> a private home built over a waterfall near Mill Run, [[Pennsylvania]]. The house was originally built for the Kaufman family of [[Pittsburgh]] as their rural retreat. The house was designed to disrupt the natural setting as little as possible, and to create an outdoor atmosphere. The house is now a museum.
*'''Fallingwater''' (1934 , 1938, 1948),<ref>http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Fallingwater.html</ref> a private home built over a waterfall near Mill Run, [[Pennsylvania]]. The house was originally built for the Kaufman family of [[Pittsburgh]] as their rural retreat. The house was designed to disrupt the natural setting as little as possible, and to create an outdoor atmosphere. The house is now a museum.
*'''Marin Civic Center''' (1957) in Marin County, [[California]]<ref>http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Marin_Civic_Center.html</ref>
*'''Marin Civic Center''' (1957) in Marin County, [[California]]<ref>http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Marin_Civic_Center.html</ref>
*'''Price Tower''' (1952 to 1956), at Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
*'''Price Tower''' (1952 to 1956), at Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
His career, and difficulties with it, were loosely adapted in the novel "The Fountainhead" by [[Ayn Rand]]. <ref>http://architect.architecture.sk/frank-lloyd-wright-architect/frank-lloyd-wright-biography.php</ref>
His career, and difficulties with it, were loosely adapted in the novel "The Fountainhead" by [[Ayn Rand]].<ref>http://architect.architecture.sk/frank-lloyd-wright-architect/frank-lloyd-wright-biography.php</ref>
==External links==
==External links==
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