A resident of Los Angeles, Julius Shulman documented modernist architecture in Southern California and across the globe for nearly eight decades. His images of Pierre Koenig's Case Study House No. 22 (1960) in Los Angeles and Richard J. Neutra's Kaufman House (1947) in Palm Springs are among the most recognizable and iconic architectural photographs of the 20th century. Julius Shulman's photography was instrumental in crafting the image of the midcentury Southern California lifestyle across the United States and around the world. His work keenly identifies the distinctive structural, functional, and design elements of a building, in the context of both its natural surroundings and the people who occupy the spaces. This sensitivity, combined with his intuitive and brilliant sense of composition and timing, has earned him the reputation as a master of the genre.  

Shulman's numerous awards include the Architectural Photography Medal from the American Institute of Architects (1969), a lifetime achievement award from the International Center of Photography in New York

(1998), and honorary doctorates from various academic institutions.

Shulman's newest color works, taken with Juergen Nogai, are now available in newly released color lightjet prints of various sizes.  Inquire for details and other images available. 

Selected classic images are available in 24 x 30 inch size in a framed, signed edition of 60.