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Christopher James Alexander is assistant curator of architecture and design at the Getty Research Institute and co-curator of the 2007 traveling exhibition Julius Shulman’s Los Angeles.
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Descrizione libro Trade Paperback. Condizione: New. The American architectural photographer Julius Shulman (1910â "2009) is one of the few image makers to have documented, as well as witnessed, nearly an entire century of Los Angeles history. His captivating photographs serve as a visual record of the dramatic evolution of this exciting and diverse metropolis. Shulmanâ s best-known images consist of mid-century views of Modernist domestic interiors, notably the iconic Case Study House #22 of 1960, in which two well-dressed women sit inside the floor-to-ceiling window walls of a Pierre Koenigâ "designed house that seems to float like a spaceship over the light-spangled urban sprawl beyond. Not as well known but equally powerful are Shulmanâ s images of Union Station and downtownâ s vintage office buildings, the dynamic Wilshire Boulevard corridor, the regionâ s eclectic coffee shops and movie theaters, the sweeping canopy of the Century Plaza Hotel, the diverse fabric of L.A.â s residential neighborhoods, and the panoramic vistas of the city of the future under construction. The author selected sixty images from the Getty Research Instituteâ s Shulman archive for this elegant book, for which he also wrote an informative essay on the photographerâ s exceptional capacity to capture the diverse built environment of Los Angeles. Codice articolo 308789
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