One of Wright's Californian 'textile block' houses, inspired in part by Mayan ruins . . .
Friday, 10 August 2007
Storer House, California, 1923 - Frank Lloyd Wright
One of Wright's Californian 'textile block' houses, inspired in part by Mayan ruins . . .
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Note that National Geographic's current edition's cover feature is Mayan civilisation.
ReplyDeleteEdition also note worthy for the piece on indigenous fishing rights to shoot narwhale.
And it was reading that issue that reminded me of Frank's textile block experiments.
ReplyDeleteNot a bad issue, this latest one.
In the same search for photos that brought me to your site, I just ran across the Storer House as a 3D anaglyph.
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