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Frank Lloyd Wright's Buffalo

Frank Lloyd Wright's Buffalo

2006•56m•PG•Documentary•History

In Buffalo, N.Y., some of the greatest works of American architecture relay a remarkable story that resonates with the universal themes of home, family and friendship. The charismatic Frank Lloyd Wright, destined to become America’s greatest architect, called Darwin Martin, an unassuming, wealthy businessman from Buffalo, his “best friend.” Frank Lloyd Wright’s Buffalo reveals how Martin’s three decades of support fostered Wright’s career and led to some of the architect’s renowned masterpieces—the Larkin Administration Building, the Darwin Martin Estates and the Martin summer home, Graycliff—all in Buffalo, New York.

Paul Lamont · Director

Paul Lamont · Writer

StatusReleased
Runtime56m
LanguageEN
Release DateSep 3, 2006

Actors

David Ogden Stiers

David Ogden Stiers

Self - Narrator

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