Looking for Los Angeles: architecture, film, photography, and the urban landscape.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R008409 Ned. Fotomuseum $T SALAS.C 2001
TitleLooking for Los Angeles: architecture, film, photography, and the urban
landscape.
Author
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationLos Angeles
PublisherGetty Research Institute
Year of publication2001
Pagination330
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN0-89236-6168
Bibliographic Notespb, index;
SubjectUrbanisatie en fotografie
Geographical keywordCalifornië, Los Angeles
Abstract
Contents :
0. Introduction ;
1. Cees Nooteboom: 'utopia' and passages from 'The Language of Images' ;
2. Philip J. Ethington: Ghost Neighbourhoods: Space, Time and alienation in Los Angeles ;
3. Becky M. Nicolaides: 'Where the working man is welcomed' : Working-class suburbs in Los Angeles, 1900-1940 ;
4. Dana Cuff: Fugitive plans in the provincial city: Slums and public housing in Los Angeles ;
5. Dana Cuff: Photographic mistakes on a gangster holiday ;
6. Robert Flick: Segments from 'Along Alameda Looking East' ;
7. Harold Zellman and Roger Friedland: Broadacre in Brentwood? The politics of architectural aesthetics ;
8. Thomas S. Hines: Photography, Architecture and the coming of oneself: Edmund Teske and Frank Lloyd Wright ;
9. Robert Carringer: Hollywood's Los Angeles: Two Paradigms ;
10. David E. James: An impossible cinema? The proletarian Avant-Garde in Los Angeles ;
11. Jerome Monnet: The every day imagery of space in Los Angeles.
0. Introduction ;
1. Cees Nooteboom: 'utopia' and passages from 'The Language of Images' ;
2. Philip J. Ethington: Ghost Neighbourhoods: Space, Time and alienation in Los Angeles ;
3. Becky M. Nicolaides: 'Where the working man is welcomed' : Working-class suburbs in Los Angeles, 1900-1940 ;
4. Dana Cuff: Fugitive plans in the provincial city: Slums and public housing in Los Angeles ;
5. Dana Cuff: Photographic mistakes on a gangster holiday ;
6. Robert Flick: Segments from 'Along Alameda Looking East' ;
7. Harold Zellman and Roger Friedland: Broadacre in Brentwood? The politics of architectural aesthetics ;
8. Thomas S. Hines: Photography, Architecture and the coming of oneself: Edmund Teske and Frank Lloyd Wright ;
9. Robert Carringer: Hollywood's Los Angeles: Two Paradigms ;
10. David E. James: An impossible cinema? The proletarian Avant-Garde in Los Angeles ;
11. Jerome Monnet: The every day imagery of space in Los Angeles.
| Copy number | R008409 |
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| Shelf mark | $T SALAS.C 2001 |