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The Red Square: Frank Lloyd Wright, Theosophy and Modern Conceptions of Space
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The Red Square: Frank Lloyd Wright, Theosophy and Modern Conceptions of Space
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The Red Square: Frank Lloyd Wright, Theosophy and Modern Conceptions of Space
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Figure 2. Frank Lloyd Wright, Susan Lawrence Dana House, 1899 2011 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation /
Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Shaded areas show limits of original house.
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Continuity in Space
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The Red Square: Frank Lloyd Wright, Theosophy and Modern Conceptions of Space
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Lissitzky, A. and Pangeometry, in Sophie LissitzkyKppers, El Lissitzky . Life . Letters . Texts (London: Thames
and Hudson, 1968 (originally written 1925)), 352-358.
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