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CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH Dan FRANK LLYOD WRIGHT Dalam Dunia Grafiti Komunikasi Pendidikan Seni Visual Tingkatan 6 Atas Peranan dan Sumbangan CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH dan FRANK LLYOD WRIGHT Dalam Dunia Grafiti Komunikasi. BIODATA Nama : Charles Rennie Mackintosh Tarikh Lahir : 7 June 1868 Tempat Lahir : 70 Parson Street, Glaslow SUMBANGAN - Glaslow School Of Art Mackintosh - Queen¶s Cross Church - The House for An Art Lover - The Glaslow Herald Building - The home of W.J.Bassett ±Lowke - The Royal Highland Fusiliers Regimental Museum, Glasgow - Former Daily Record offices, Glasgow - The Lighthouse ± Scotland's Centre for Architecture, Design and the City - 5 The Drive, Northampton (for Bassett-Lowke's brother-in-law) - University of Glaslow REKA BENTUK YANG TIDAK DIBINA - Railway Terminus - Concert Hall - Alternative Concert Hall - Bar and Dining Room - Exhibition Hall - Science and Art Museum - Chapter House - Liverpool Cathedral ± Anglican Cathedral competition entry BIODATA Nama : Frank Lincoln Wright Tarikh Lahir : 8 June 1867 Tempat Lahir : Richland Center, Wisconsin Tarikh Kematian : 9 April 1959 ( 91 tahun ) Warganegara : Amerika SUMBANGAN - Prairie House - Robie House - Price Tower - Fallingwater - Johnson Wax Headquarters - Solomon R.Guggenheim Museum Taliesin - Florida Southern College - Imperial Hotel, at Tokyo, Japan - Larkin Building, at Buffalo, New York - Marin Civic Center, at San Rafael, California - Unitarian Meeting House, at Madison, Wisconsin REKA BENTUK YANG TIDAK DIBINA - Gordon Strong Automobile Objective, Sugarloaf Mountain, Maryland - Rogers Lacy Hotel, Dallas, Texas - Cottage Studio for Ayn Rand, Connecticut - Crystal Heights, Washington, DC - Broadacre City, Chandler, Arizona .
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