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Product Identifiers

PublisherTaschen

ISBN-103822842877

ISBN-139783822842874

eBay Product ID (ePID)59044908

Product Key Features

Original LanguageEnglish

Book TitleShulman-Modernism Rediscover Set

Number of Pages1008 Pages

LanguageFre,Ger,Eng

Publication Year2007

TopicSubjects & Themes / Architectural & Industrial, Regional

IllustratorYes

GenreArchitecture, Photography

AuthorSerraino Pierluigi

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height7.6 in

Item Weight472.7 Oz

Item Length17.6 in

Item Width14.1 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

Dewey Edition22

Number of Volumes3 vols.

Dewey Decimal778.94

SynopsisThe Master of Modern: More discoveries from the Julius Shulman vaults TASCHEN's Modernism Rediscovered (2000) brought to light for the first time forgotten architectural masterpieces, drawn from photographer Julius Shulman's personal archives. Paying tribute to residential and commercial buildings that had slipped from public view, Shulmans stunning photographs uncovered a rarely seen side of California Modernism. This extensive, three-volume follow-up to that remarkable volume brings over 400 more architectural gems into the spotlight. Not just restricted to the West Coast this time, the images were taken all across the United States as well as in Mexico, Israel, and Hong Kong. Each project and photograph in these volumes was personally selected from over 260,000 photographs over a two-year period by publisher Benedikt Taschen, who has enjoyed a close collaboration with the photographer since first publishing Julius Shulman: Architecture and Its Photography (1998). Augmenting the photographs are an introduction by photography critic Owen Edwards, an extensive biography by University of Southern California historian Philip J. Ethington, captions on decorative elements by Los Angeles Modern Auctions founder Peter Loughrey, biographies of key architects, and personal reflections from the photographer himself. Arts writer Hunter Drohojowska-Philp conducted months of interviews with Shulman to construct an informative and lively oral history and portrait of the times. Julius Shulman's photography was instrumental in crafting the image of the midcentury Southern California lifestyle across the United States and around the world. His work keenly identifies the distinctive structural, functional, and design elements of a building, in the context of both its natural surroundings and the people who occupy the spaces. This sensitivity, combined with his intuitive and brilliant sense of composition and timing, has earned him the reputation as a master of the genre. How fortunate we are that Shulman has once again opened his archives so that we may rediscover his photographs of the world's hidden Modernist treasures. Featured Architects and Designers: William Beckett Craig Ellwood Albert Frey Frank Gehry Bruce Goff Herb Greene Philip Johnson Louis I. Kahn Raymond Kappe Pierre Koenig John Lautner Paul Laszlo Le Corbusier Charles Luckman Oscar Niemeyer Richard J. Neutra William L. Pereira Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Raphael Soriano Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Welton Becket Associates Frank Lloyd Wright Text in English, French, and German, The Master of Modern: More discoveries from the Julius Shulman vaults TASCHEN's Modernism Rediscovered (2000) brought to light for the first time forgotten architectural masterpieces, drawn from photographer Julius Shulman's personal archives. Paying tribute to residential and commercial buildings that had slipped from public view, Shulman s stunning photographs uncovered a rarely seen side of California Modernism. This extensive, three-volume follow-up to that remarkable volume brings over 400 more architectural gems into the spotlight. Not just restricted to the West Coast this time, the images were taken all across the United States as well as in Mexico, Israel, and Hong Kong. Each project and photograph in these volumes was personally selected from over 260,000 photographs over a two-year period by publisher Benedikt Taschen, who has enjoyed a close collaboration with the photographer since first publishing Julius Shulman: Architecture and Its Photography (1998). Augmenting the photographs are an introduction by photography critic Owen Edwards, an extensive biography by University of Southern California historian Philip J. Ethington, captions on decorative elements by Los Angeles Modern Auctions founder Peter Loughrey, biographies of key architects, and personal reflections from the photographer himself. Arts writer Hunter Drohojowska-Philp conducted months of interviews with Shulman to construct an informative and lively oral history and portrait of the times. Julius Shulman's photography was instrumental in crafting the image of the midcentury Southern California lifestyle across the United States and around the world. His work keenly identifies the distinctive structural, functional, and design elements of a building, in the context of both its natural surroundings and the people who occupy the spaces. This sensitivity, combined with his intuitive and brilliant sense of composition and timing, has earned him the reputation as a master of the genre. How fortunate we are that Shulman has once again opened his archives so that we may rediscover his photographs of the world's hidden Modernist treasures. Featured Architects and Designers: William Beckett Craig Ellwood Albert Frey Frank Gehry Bruce Goff Herb Greene Philip Johnson Louis I. Kahn Raymond Kappe Pierre Koenig John Lautner Paul L szl Le Corbusier Charles Luckman Oscar Niemeyer Richard J. Neutra William L. Pereira Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Raphael Soriano Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Welton Becket Associates Frank Lloyd Wright Text in English, French, and German, This extensive, three-volume follow-up to ""Modernism Rediscovered"" brings hundreds of architectural gems into the spotlight. The photographs by Julius Shulman, most of which are published here for the first time in a book, depict buildings by Albert Frey, Louis Kahn, John Lautner, Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Richard Neutra, and more.Taschen