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sam.t96

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Using a steel framework with masonry sheathing, the ________, designed by Louis Sullivan, is thought by many to be the first genuinely modern building.
 
  A. Wainwright Building
  B. Eiffel Tower
  C. Crystal Palace
  D. Lever House
  E. Chrysler Building

Question 2

Discuss Jeroen Verhoeven's Cinderella Table in the context of fine art and craft, explaining which category it fits in.
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Sullivan broke new ground with the Wainwright Building by making his sheathing light, letting the skin of the building echo the steel framing underneath.

Answer to Question 2

Jeroen Verhoeven used computer-aided design and manufacturing technology to create Cinderella, a curvaceous table made of plywood. Verhoeven's table speaks to the fine arts in its unique design, limited production run, and lofty intentions but is also a legacy of the Arts and Crafts movement in that it is fully functional as both a table and storage cabinet.



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