Description
Hardcover Book: R. M. Shindler
Author: Judith Sheine
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Editor: Valerie Vago-Laurer
Subject: Works of R.M.Schindler
Hardcover Book: 100-19
Pages:304
Date: 2001
There is no dust jacket with this hardcover book since it was a gift from the editor to Shulman. Note letter and additional book information noted on inventory item
R M Schindler (1887-1953) was a pivotal Modernist architect who remained largely unrecognized by the critical establishment of his time. A pragmatist and theoretician, Schindler designed more than 500 projects – over 150 of which were built – mostly in the Los Angeles area, where he settled in 1920. Trained in Vienna and influenced by two teachers, Adolf Loos and Otto Wagner, Schindler emigrated to Chicago in 1914, hoping to work for Frank Lloyd Wright. By 1918 he had attained that goal, and two years later he moved to Los Angeles as project architect for Wright’s famous Barnsdall House. In his own practice, which began in 1922, Schindler synthesized the ideas of Loos, Wagner and Wright into his own original and distinct approach, which he called ‘space architecture’. This book focuses on Schindler’s influences and on an analysis of his buildings. It includes rare archival material and new photography by Grant Mudford, as well as over 150 redrawn plans, sections and diagrams.
THIS BOOK IS IN NEW CONDITION AND WAS USED BY JULIUS SHULMAN AT HIS HOLLYWOOD HILLS STUDIO.
Shulman signature stamped and studio stamped this book.
From Shulman’s Private Book Collection located at his Hollywood Hills Studio.
*This Book is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity authorized by the Julius Shulman Trust and Photographic Archives.
Size 8.5″ x 8.5″ ( cm. x 30.48 cm.)
This Hardcover Book is in excellent new condition. Condition Report: Any condition statement is given as an opinion and the condition statement does not imply that these Hardcover Book is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfection or the effects of aging.
This Hardcover Book is part of the Julius Shulman Estate and came directly from Shulman’s Hollywood Hills Home.