Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright appeared on “The Mike Wallace Interview” in September 1957 and expressed his often controversial views on politics and morality, his disdain for the “common man,” and his architectural philosophies.

“I’ve been accused of saying I was the greatest architect in the world,” he said, “and if I had said so, I don’t think it would be very arrogant because I don’t believe there are many, if any. For five hundred years what we call architecture has been phony. … In the sense that it was not innate, it wasn’t organic; it didn't have the character of Nature.”

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