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Julius Shulman's photos promoted the allure of Southern California living

  • July 17, 2009 00:45
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In conveying the sunny Los Angeles lifestyle, the photographer turned boosterism into an art form.
If Southern California and its culture were built on salesmanship, Julius Shulman sold the place as well as anyone.


 

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