The Idea of Louis Sullivan
The Idea of Louis Sullivan
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Book Description
In the early 1950s, John Szarkowski photographed the major buildings of turn-of the century Chicago architect Louis Sullivan. Now, in presenting his photographs with excerpts from Sullivans writings and contemporary sources, he captures the mind, the spirit, and the time of this great architect.
About the Author
John Szarkowski is Director Emeritus of the Department of Photography, the Museum of Modern Art, and the author of Looking at Photographs.
The Idea of Louis Sullivan,John Szarkowski,Terence Riley,Bulfinch,0821226673,1856-1924,19th Century Architecture,20th Century Architecture,Architectural & Industrial,Architecture,History - General,Individual Architect,Individual Photographer,Sources,Sullivan, Louis H.,,Architecture / Individual Architect
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