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Winning amount is less than your maximum bid, you will pay the current increment. Unfolds, we will increase your bid by increments to ensure you remain the highest bidder. Spend for a work, though this does not necessarily mean you will pay that price. You should always bid the maximum you are willing to News & Events: 6 Artworks to Invest in This OctoberĮvery bid submitted is treated as a maximum bid.Shulman passed on Wednesday July 15th, 2009 in his home in Los Angeles.Ĭourtesy of Craig Krull Gallery Read More Description Read Less Description From The Magazine In 2005, the Getty Research Institute acquired Shulman’s vast archive, but he continued to work until the age of 98. The two have been collaborating photographically ever since, revisiting locations previously photographed by Shulman and building a client list of new contemporary architects. In 2000 he met the German industrial/architectural photographer Juergen Nogai who had come up to Shulman’s studio to meet the legendary man. After making over 260,000 images, Shulman announced his “retirement” in 1989, but the next twenty years were filled with major museum and gallery exhibitions around the world, numerous books by publishers such as Taschen and Nazraeli Press, and a growing list of clients seeking his photographic services. Soon after Neutra introduced Shulman to other architects and urged him to build his career as a photographer. Shulman made six photographs on this trip which Neutra liked and subsequently bought. from Berkeley, he accompanied an acquaintance (one of Richard Neutra’s draftsman) on a visit to Neutra’s Kun Residence which was under construction. In the mid-thirties, Shulman attended UCLA and Berkeley, never formally registering at either school, but merely auditing classes that appealed to him.
Film is stronger and good glossy prints are easier to ship than brute concrete, stainless steel, or even ideas.”īorn in 1910, Shulman and his family moved to California from a small farm in Connecticut at the age of 10. As Neutra astutely observed, “His work will survive me. It is illuminating to recognize the simple fact that the work of architects such as Neutra, Koenig, and Lautner are virtually known all over the world through the images and perspective of Julius Shulman. Over a seventy year career Shulman not only documented the work of many of the great architects of the 20th century, but he elevated the genre of commercial architectural photography to a fine art form. Julius Shulman is widely regarded as the most important architectural photographer in history.
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