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12013-08-04T15:22:03-07:00Shulman on Shulman, 2005 (new)48Inventorystructured_gallery2018-07-19T21:40:21-07:00Julius Shulman talks about some of his most iconic images for an audio/photo installation in the Getty Research Institute Exhibit, "Julius Shulman: Modernity and the Metropolis" (October 11, 2005–January 22, 2006)," curated by Wim de Witt and Chris Alexander.
Phil Ethington interviewed Shulman in his 1949 Studio and Residence (Rafael Soriano, architect) in 2005, with the specific purpose of explicating these images. These brief audio files were edited by Ethington from much longer recordings, for the purposes of brevity and focus in the exhibit.
"I'll be happy to sit down and talk with you for a while.." Julius Shulman practices his speech for the opening of the Getty Research Institute Exhibition on his 95th birthday, (born 10/10/1910), in 2005.
Lovell "Health" House (1929), Los Angeles. Richard Neutra, architect Gelatin silver print, 1950. Getty Research Institute. [Image] NOTE: THIS IS THE WRONG IMAGE. CORRECT ONE IS FROM ABOVE.
Academy Theater (1940), 3100 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, California. S. Charles Lee, Architect Job 5905: Academy Theater (Inglewood, Calif.), 1940. [Image] Julius Shulman photography archive, 1936-1997. Series II. architects, 1936-1997(http://hdl.handle.net/10020/cat657475).
Kaufmann House (1947), Palm Springs, California. Richard Neutra, architect Gelatin silver print, Getty Research Institute. [Image]
View of Downtown Los Angeles from the Pasadena Freeway (1949) Gelatin silver print, Getty Research Institute. [Image]
Mutual Housing Association (1950), Los Angeles, California. Whitney R. Smith and A. Quincy Jones with Edgardo Contini, architects Gelatin silver print. Getty Research Institute. [Image]
Spencer House (1955). Malibu, California. Richard O. Spencer, architect. Job 2168 [Image]
Eames House (1958), Pacific Palisades, California (1958) Charles and Ray Eames, architects. Job 2717: Eames House (Los Angeles, Calif.), 1958 [Image] Getty Research Institute, Special Collections. Julius Shulman photography archive, 1936-1997. Series III. Projects, 1936-1997. Series III.A. Case Study Houses, 1945-2002(http://hdl.handle.net/10020/cat657475)
Case Study House #22 (1960), 1635 Woods Drive. Also known as Stahl House. Built 1959-1960. Pierre Koenig, Architect. [Image] Job 2980: CaseStudy House No. 22 (Los Angeles, Calif.), 1960. Julius Shulman photography archive, 1936-1997. Series III. Projects, 1936-1997. Series III.A. CaseStudy Houses, 1945-2002(http://hdl.handle.net/10020/cat657475)
Chemosphere House (1961), Also known as Malin House. 7776 Torreyson Drive (1961). John Lautner, architect Job 3152: Chemosphere (Los Angeles, Calif.), 1961. [Photo] Julius Shulman photography archive, 1936-1997. Series II. Architects, 1936-1997(http://hdl.handle.net/10020/cat657475)
Duffield’s Lincoln-Mercury Showroom (1963), Long Beach, California, Killingsworth, Brady and Smith, Architects. [Photo]
