Julius Shulman styled Architectural Photo Set #1 by Joseph W Molitor

A large original vintage historical builders photo of the Brighton Beach railroad bridge at Neptune Ave. Hand lettering on the mat are the names of the ...

Andy Warhol Factory portrait taken in 1968 by master photographer and printer Philippe Halsman (1906- 1979) and in 1989 an edition of 100 portfolio...

A large Susan Wides photograph / chromogenic print from "The Name of And" series titled "New Dawn" taken in various botanical gardens in North America , her photos have been exhibite...

A satin black monumental Marilyn Kay Austin wide mouth high fired clay designer pot / planter. These pots came in a wide range of related shapes and sizes often used by designers, landscape architects and architects in the 1960s-1970s. manufactured by the Architectural Pottery Company Los Angeles California. This is the wide mouth pot...

This is Julius Shulman's iconic photograph of the Kaufmann House, designed by Richard Neutra in 1946 and photographed by Shulman in 1947. The house was commissioned by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Sr. who also commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. Shulman is arguably the most famous architectural photographer in history and is known as an instrumental figure in communicating American modernism to the eyes of the public throughout the 20th century. This image along with the "Two Girls" variation of Case Study...

Original untitled color chromogenic photographic print of the Hollywood Bowl under renovations by photographer Julius Shulman, signed. Framed in a black wood frame. This was a smal...

Original untitled color chromogenic photographic print of the Hollywood Bowl under renovations by photographer Julius Shulman, signed. Framed in a black wood frame. This was a small limited edition and photographed for a fundraiser for the Hollywood Bowl. The photographs were donated by Jonathan Weedman who at the time was the Chairman of the Wells Fargo Foundation. was an American photographer known for his comprehensive documentation of Mid-Century Modern architecture and urban development in Los Angeles. The artist captured the idyllic spirit of the postwar building-boom era in his photographs of modern domesticity, sometimes including the inhabitants of the homes in his shots—and he was among the first photographers to do so. Shulman primarily worked in black and white with unconventional infrared film to reduce his subjects to clean, essential lines and shapes. His images of Pierre Koenig’s Case Study House No...

Julius Shulman signed black and white gelatin photo of the Von Sternberg house in Northridge, CA, circa 1947. #1675 The overall piece measures 16" x 20" and the actual image is 12...