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Julius Shulman, Photographer : Architecture Information

Key Photographer of American Modernist Architecture

Julius Shulman Photographer 1910 - 2009 born Brooklyn, New York, USA American architectural photographer Julius Shulman died at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday night Famous for his photographs of key American Modernist houses by Neutra, Koenig and Eames, especially in California. Key photograph: Case Study House #22[1], Los Angeles, 1960. Pierre Koenig, Architect The Julius Shulman Image Library is located at the Getty Center in Los Angeles. Key architects that Julius Shulman took photos for included: Frank Lloyd Wright, Rudolf M. Schindler, Eero Saarinen, Pierre Koenig, John Lautner, Gregory Ain, Charles Eames, Raphael S. Soriano and Albert Frey Julius moved to LA in 1920. He started his photography career after leaving UC Berkeley in 1936 when he met with Richard Neutra, who became a life-long friend. The first house he took pictures of was Neutra's Kun House in LA. Shulman House, Hollywood Hills, California Raphael Soriano Cultural Heritage Monument Julius Shulman photo : VDL Studio / Residences Californian Architects: Richard Neutra Rudolf Schindler John Lautner - The Chemosphere / Malin Residence: picture : Sara Sackner

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