The spiritual dignity of this new humane life for mankind is the Spirit of Man himself sacrosanct.
Quotes from A Testament — Frank Lloyd Wright
1867–1959 United States
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Exuberance to me early meant ecstacy of love, the poetic principle of life.
A Testament (1957)
I never had much respect for the collector's mind.
A Testament (1957)
This drift toward quantity instead of quality is largely distortion.
A Testament (1957)
Man either learns to usefor humanity his new facilities or he perishes by them.
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Spirit is man's new power if he is to be truly mighty in his civilization.
A Testament (1957)
Is false abstraction always the consequence of spiritual degeneration?
A Testament (1957)
A Testament (1957)
There is nothing so timid as a million dollars.
A Testament (1957)
Science is inventive but creative never.
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A Testament (1957)
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Only Art and Religion can bring this new vision as reality to a nation.
A Testament (1957)
No jealousy is comparable to professional jealousy.
A Testament (1957)
Intellectual is not necessarily intelligent either.
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Resemblances are mistaken for influences.
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A Testament (1957)
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Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Frank Lloyd Wright (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.