Entrée principale:

Shulman, Julius.

Titre et auteur:

Julius Shulman : Palm Springs / Michael Stern and Alan Hess.

Publication:

New York : Rizzoli ; [Palm Springs] : Palm Springs Art Museum, 2008.

Description:

207 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 26 x 32 cm

Notes:
Published in conjunction with the exhibition, Julius Shulman: Palm Sprins at the Palm Springs Art Museum.
Published in conjunction with the exhibition, Julius Shulman: Palm Springs at the Palm Springs Art Museum, February 15-May 4, 2008.
Includes bibliographical references (page 206) and index.
Foreword / Julius Shulman -- Preface / Steven Nash -- Palm Springs and Julius Shulman / Michael Stern -- Architects : Introduction / Alan Hess -- Richard Neutra : Grace Lewis Miller House ; Edgar Kaufmann House ; Samuel and Luella Mason House -- A. Quincy Jones and Paul R. Williams : Town and Country Center ; Palm Springs Tennis Club ; El Mirador Hotel additions / Paul R. Williams ; Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez House / Paul R. Williams ; Sunnylands (Walter and Leonore Annenberg Estate) / Jones and Emmons -- Albert Frey : Albert Frey House #1 ; Raymond Loewy House / with Loewy ; Clark & Frey Offices ; Desert Hospital / with Williams, Williams & Williams ; San Gorgonio Pass Memorial Hospital ; Racquet Club Dining Room ; Albert Frey House #1, with additions ; Palm Springs City Hall / with Williams, Williams & Williams ; Cree House ; Premiere Apartments ; North Shore Yacht Club ; Alpha-Beta Shopping Center ; Palm Springs Tramway, Valley Station / with John Porter Clark ; Albert Frey House #2 -- E. Stewart Williams : Frank Sinatra House ; Cordrey's Colony ; Ralph Kiner House ; H.J. Bligh House ; Oasis Office Building/Williams Office ; Oasis Hotel ; William and Marjorie Edris House ; Coachella Valley Savings and Loan #1 ; Stewart and Mari Williams House ; Harold Hicks Real Estate Office ; Theodore Sutter House ; Santa Fe Federal Savings and Loan ; Coachella Valley Savings and Load #2 ; Palm Springs Tramway, Mountain Station ; Palm Springs Desert Museum -- William Cody : Hotel Del Marcos ; Perlberg House ; L'Horizon Hotel ; Eldorado Country Club / with Ernest Kump ; Robert Cannon House ; J.B. Shamel House ; Spa Bathhouse / with Wexler and Harrison, and Philip Koenig ; Spa Hotel -- Donald Wexler : Donald Wexler House ; Spa Bathhouse / with William Cody, Richard Harrison and Philip Koenig ; Alexander Steel Houses (flat roof model) ; Alexander Steel Houses (folded plate roof model) ; Palm Springs International Airport ; Dinah Shore House ; Canyon Country Club ; "Style in Steel" House -- Palmer and Krisel : Twin Palms houses ; Ocotillo Lodge ; Racquet Club Estates Houses ; Sandpiper Condominiums -- John Lautner : Desert Hot Springs Motel ; Arthur Elrod House ; Bob Hope House -- Significant others : Allen Cabin / architect unknown ; John Porter Clark House / John Porter Clark ; Palm SPrings Police Building / John Porter Clark ; Bullock's Department Store / Wurdeman and Becket ; Town and Desert Inn / Herbert Burns ; Crockett House / Herbert Burns ; Biltmore Hotel / Frederick Monhoff ; Robinson's Department Store / Pereire & Luckman ; Indian Wells Country Club / Val Powelson ; City National Bank / Victor Gruen Associates ; William Burgess House / Hugh Kaptur and William Burgess, with additions by Albert Frey.
Dust jacket.

Résumé:

"A visionary artist who has achieved worldwide fame, Julius Shulman transformed the face of architectural photography - has, in truth, changed the very nature of how we see architecture - demanding that his work be so much more than the cold documentation of buildings. From the earliest photographs till those taken today, in a prolific and still vibrant career, his work demonstrates a profound sensitivity to and appreciation for the spaces in which actual people live, spaces that, as seen through his lens, are at once luminous and profoundly shadowed, spaces that are sometimes wonderfully mannered and yet still strangely, deeply personal, spaces of intrigue and ultimately extraordinary beauty, into which the observer - Shulman's passionate audience - longs to enter." "This volume, published in association with the Palm Springs Art Museum to accompany the exhibition, Julius Shulman: Palm Springs, tells the brilliant, decades-long story of the legendary photographer's symbiotic relationship with this oasis of Modernism on which so much of his photography is focused, an architectural landscape the formation of which he has simultaneously observed and helped bring to be."--Jacket.

Ressources:
Contributor biographical information
Publisher description

ISBN:

9780847831135
0847831132

Sujet:

Shulman, Julius
Architecture California Palm Springs.
Architectural photography.
Photographie d'architecture.
Architecture.
Buildings.
Architecture California Palm Springs Exhibitions
Architectural photography Exhibitions.
Palm Springs (Calif.) Buildings, structures, etc.
California Palm Springs.
Palm Springs (Calif.) Buildings, structures, etc. Exhibitions

Classification/genre:

Nonfiction.
Exhibition publications.

Vedettes secondaires:

Stern, Michael, 1957 October 2-
Hess, Alan, 1952-
Palm Springs Art Museum.

Palm Springs

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main m 256220
Cote: BIB 186541
Statut: Disponible