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created in conjunction with an exhibition at Fisher
Gallery titled "LA Obscura: The Architectural Photography
of Julius Shulman," curated by the 1999 Museum Studies
class at the University of Southern California. More than
just an electronic archive of the show, this site is an
integral component of the exhibition and accompanying
catalogue by virtue of its dynamic and interactive
format. In addition to offering an extensive selection of
Shulman's images as well as abstracts of the catalogue
essays, there is a wealth of additional information that
offers opportunities for further research into the unique
architectural landscape of Los Angeles during the middle
of this century. The links include a site map for
buildings still extant in Los Angeles, biographical
information about the architects, and resources for local
architectural and conservation organizations.
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Gallery and this web site are part of an ongoing
collaboration among Julius Shulman, the USC School of
Architecture, the USC Architecture and Fine Arts Library
and the USC Integrated Digital Archive. As a result of
this significant collaboration, Shulman's work will be
available for study well after the turn of the
millennium.
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