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Article: Frank Lloyd Wright: Building case for genius.(Arts)(Architecture)
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- November 8, 1998
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Frank Lloyd Wright was a creative visionary who became America's most influential architect. He also was an egotistical autocrat who left a trail of shattered lives in his wake. These two sides of the enigmatic legend are explored in a two-part biography co-produced by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Peter Miller.
If you liked "The Civil War" or "Baseball," you probably will like "Frank Lloyd Wright," which will air at 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday on PBS. This program is the third in Mr. Burns' biography series, following profiles of Lewis and Clark and Thomas Jefferson. This time around, he shares directing credit with Miss Novick, with whom he collaborated on ...