Julius Shulman Vintage Print - DWP at Night Start Price USD 200.00 Current Price USD 415.00 Time Left - Bid Count 6 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, August 29, 2008 End Time Friday, September 05, 2008 Location Sunland, California See more about 'Julius Shulman Vintage Print - DWP at Night' Description Julius Shulman was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1910. However, his formative years were spent on a farm in Connecticut, where he developed an appreciation and understanding of the nature of light. Finally moving to California,his sense of space and volume steadily grew.At an early age he already had an interest in photography, but it was not unitl Richard Neutra became interested in some of his snapshots that a great career began. These photographs were of Neutra's kun House in Hollywood, and this chance glance served to produce one of the world's great artists of architectural photography. Shulman took to this new vocation with a focused and refined sense of perspective and purpose. Using a view camera to produce 4x5 negatives, he soon began photographinig for other important Los Angeles architects, including R.M. Schindler, Gregory Ain, Frank Lloyd Wright and later Pierre Koenig, who used him exclusively. However, it was his love of nature that inspired him. Many of his straight-forward photographs play with nature and the built environment, such as the photograph of the Department of Water and Power Building in downtown Los Angeles. A natural space in the foreground of the photograph changes into the constructed form of the actual building. This down-to-earth approach has served Shulman well in shaping the way the world thinks about photography. BEAUTIFUL PRINT. ONE-OF-A-KIND CHANCE! RARE OPPORTUNITY This photographic print by Julius Shulman of the Department of Water and Power is a captivating image of the post-modernist structure. The image shows the DWP building illuminated like a sparkling jewel. The image is truly a great photograph and it shows off Julius' timeless technique.The print is stamped with Julius Shulman's studio stamp and respective catalog number. The print is in excellent condition and is not bent. Size: 8"x10".This image is an excellent example of architectural photography by the best architectural photographer in the City of Los Angeles, if not the world! Place a Bid!