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Julius Shulman
Born October 10th, 1910 in Brooklyn, Ny
Died July 15th, 2009 in Los Angeles, Ca
Attended  Univ of Cal, Berkley and the  Univ of Cal, Los Angeles.

My next picture is of Julius Shulman's Case Study House no. 22, Los Angeles
I picked this picture, because it looked interesting, and it made me want to get a closer look. I think what drew me eyes to it, was the light  and clean look inside, and  the dark and grittiness of the  outside.
2. This photo is of a house with a class overlook area. The rest of the photo is of what they're overlooking, which is an amazing breathtaking view over a city scape.
3.When you look into the additional information on this photo, you find that this photo was part of a series of photos documenting an architectural experiment done, this is case study house 22 out of 36 hence the name. You find that this photo had influence on what it meant to be successful, instead of the picket fences of before, you had a beautiful house over looking all of hollywood.

Case Study House no.22, Los Angeles(Juluis Shulman, 1960)
Chubby House (Juluis Shulman,1960)

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