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JULIUSSHULMAN.ORG
(JuliusShulman.com)
THE LARGEST DISCOUNTED PRIVATE MODERNISM
ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY WEBSITE
JuliusShulman.Org sells for 65% less. Julius Shulman gifted us our inventory at no cost. All Julius' prints have been created using the same archived negatives. We have the largest inventory of Julius' prints and memorabilia. We discount due to our no overhead costs. We are managed by volunteers who underwrite JuliusShulman.Org.
"JULIUSHULMAN.ORG PURCHASES INCLUDE A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY"
JuliusShulman.Org Discount photographs, posters, books, awards, banners, correspondence and memorabilia. Our inventory came to us directly from Julius' Hollywood Hills studio located at his Woodrow Wilson Drive home.
JuliusShulman.Org includes works by Frank Lloyd Wright, R.M. Schindler, J.R. Davidson, John Lautner, Pierre Koenig, Charles & Ray Eames, Raphael Soriano and others.
Our inventory has never been previously offered for sale. Nothing we offer was purchased from an outside source.
JuliusShulman.Org will shut down once our inventory is depleted. We do not duplicate any of Julius' works.
We disclose prices online. You know were ALL of our inventory originated...from Julius himself. 100% of our prints are new unless they are noted otherwise.
All our funds are donated to worthy causes. Shop with confidence. We regularly update our website.
Our descriptions overstate defects rather than understating them. Our descriptions are accurate. If you are not 100% satisfied, please contact us.
Many galleries purchase their inventory from us for resell at higher prices. No one can compete with our low prices, our perfect reputation, our no restocking fee and our great return and refund policy...(since 2010 we have not been asked for an exchange, refund or had a complaint). We ship internationally contacting you for your approval on shipping costs. We pay for shipping in the US.
We not purchase prints. We cannot chance contaminating our authentic Julius Shulman inventory with outside items.
Thank you for visiting.
With over 500 purchases, we have yet to have even one client complaint or return!
Here are just a few of our customers unsolicited comments. We have lots more.
Photos arrived and they look fantastic!
Brooklyn, New York
Prints arrived in perfect condition.. we love them.
Will be ordering more this week.
Hong Kong, China
Thank you for the quick and thorough response.
I love your prices.. and your inventory.
Newport Beach, California
I just wanted to let you know the prints arrived safe and sound this morning, they are beyond my expectations.
I just love them and can’t wait to get them framed.
Rosebery, Australia.
Thank you so much for the two prints you sent me. I am delighted with them!
Ascot, England.
The photograph arrived safely
I am very happy and pleased with the picture - Thank you very much again.
Kiel, Germany
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Julius Shulman was often referred to “As the leading architectural photographer of the 20th century” and "The recorder of American Modernism" was born October 10,1910 and peacefully passed away at his secluded Hollywood Hills home on July 15, 2009. Julius Shulman’s long journey as a photographer and environmentalist started by chance…
Born to a Russian Jewish family in Brooklyn, Julius Shulman moved to Los Angeles in 1920. His family opened and operated a dry goods store. Without any formal photographic training, Shulman audited various classes at UCLA and UC Berkeley before returning to Los Angeles in 1936 to start his career as a professional photographer
In 1936 Julius Shulman was taken to a construction site of what was to be known as the “Kun” house in Los Angeles. Having his pocket camera with him, Julius Shulman decided to take a series of shots and sent them to the architect, Richard Neutra. Neutra was so pleased with the shots that he purchased them and asked Julius Shulman to continue shooting his projects. As word spread of this young talented photographer, other architects hired Shulman including Frank Lloyd Wright, R.M. Schindler, J.R. Davidson, Charles and Ray Eames and the architect who would design Julius Shulman’s own Hollywood Hills home, Raphael Soriano. The home was later named a historic-cultural monument by the Cultural Heritage Board in Los Angeles.
As the years passed, thanks to his famous clients and extensive magazine spreads (staff photographer for Arts & Architecture) and hundreds of articles in the L A Times, Julius Shulman’s accomplishments would become recognized internationally. Soon Julius Shulman was traveling on assignments all over the world for both foreign architects, foreign governments, magazines and newspapers. In 1969 Julius Shulman was awarded the AIAA Architectural Photography Medal for his accomplishments that memorialized the Southern California lifestyle for future generations.
Shortly before his death, Julius Shulman sold a majority of his archives to the Getty Research Institude in Los Angeles. The sale of approximately 260,000 of the over 275,000 negatives shot over Shulmans's 75 year career was in keeping with Julius Shulman's intent to preserve his lifelong work for generations to come. Not known to many was Julius Shulman's love for teaching future generations about their environment and preserving the planet. During one year alone Julius Shulman donated over a million dollars to local universities and organizations.
Throughout his lifetime, Julius Shulman advised architects and photographers with proper techniques with the intent of boosting their careers. Julius Shulman introduced these architects and photographers to his successful colleagues, who had established themselves in an attempt to furthering their careers and continue the challenging task of documenting the wonderful world of architecture that Julius loved so much.
