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The building of Guggenheim Museum was designed by the eminent North American architect Frank O. Gehry. This unique Museum was built on a 32,500 square meter area. On one side the Guggenheim Museum runs down to the waterside of the Nervión River.
Guggenheim Museum was originally called 'The Museum of Non- Objective Painting'. Guggenheim Museum served the purpose to showcase avant-garde art by early modernists for example Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian. When the design for the site was complete, it moved to its present location which is at the corners of 89th Street and 5th Avenue.
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Guggenheim Museum has a history of its own. The distinctive building of Guggenheim Museum is considered to be the last major work of Wright. When the building was being created it immediately polarized the architecture critics. But today it is revered widely. If you look at the Guggenheim Museum, it will look like white ribbon that is curled into a cylindrical stack.
Visit this museum to marvel at.
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