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1 online resource (198 pages) |
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Print version record. |
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Foreword by William Krisel, A.I.A.; Preface; Classic Palm Springs Architects; Albert Frey; Jean Farrar; Robert Imber; Jacques Caussin; Brad Dunning; Karen and Vince Pirozzi; Loewy House; Donald Wexler; Jim Moore; Brian McGuire; Jim Isermann; E. Stewart Williams; Sidney Williams; J.R. Roberts; Dr. Tracy Conrad; William F. Cody; David Zippel / Michael Johnston; Lars and Kelly Viklund; Joe and Kim Zakowski; William Krisel; Karen Prinzmetal; Linda Clode; Chris Menrad; Richard Dupont; Raymond Manci / Kevin Tabor; Hugh Kaptur; The People of Palm Springs I; Tracy Beckmann; Ryan Trowbridge. |
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Joan and Gary GandJade Thomas Nelson / Martin Lowery; William Kopelk; Udo Kier; Courtney Newman / Joy Ryan; Shag (aka Josh Agle) with Family, and Jay and MiShell Nailor; Christy Eugenis; Barbara Black; Jim Jennings with Builder David McAdam; Lance O'Donnell with Wife Regina and Son Jonathan; Trina Turk; Jonathan Skow; Phillip K. Smith III; Peter Moruzzi; Architectural Icons of Palm Springs; House of Tomorrow; Mary O'Toole House; Grace Miller House; Bougain Villa / Burgess-Meyerman House; Annenberg Estate; William Stewart House; "The Lost Krisel"; D'Angelo Rotating House. |
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The People of Palm Springs IIMelvyn Haber; Milt Jones; Dan Westfall / Cheeta; Don Wardell; John Renner / Mark Hamilton; Richard and Debra Hovel; Judi Sheppard Missett; Pearl Davis / Pearl White; Leard Watson; Gary Johns with Kirby; Wil Stiles / Molly Bondhus with Architect R. Denzil Lee; Karen and Tony Barone; Ron and Barbara Marshall. |
| Summary |
Palm Springs is as much a showcase for its unparalleled collection of Midcentury Modern architecture as it is for the unique people that designed and inhabit that architecture. With Palm Springs Modern Living, photographer James Schnepf has created a wonderful collection of photographs that document both the iconic architecture and fascinating people of this desert oasis. More than fifty modernists, artists, builders, and architects were interviewed, including such Midcentury Modern luminaries as Donald Wexler, William Krisel, and Hugh Kaptur, and their stories and anecdotes provide a perfect. |
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Modern movement (Architecture) -- California -- Palm Springs.
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Architecture, Domestic -- California -- Palm Springs -- History -- 20th century.
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Palm Springs (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
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Palm Springs (Calif.) -- Biography.
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ARCHITECTURE -- Adaptive Reuse & Renovation.
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ARCHITECTURE -- Buildings -- Landmarks & Monuments.
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ARCHITECTURE -- Professional Practice.
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ARCHITECTURE -- Reference.
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Architecture, Domestic. (OCoLC)fst00813666
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Buildings. (OCoLC)fst00840962
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Modern movement (Architecture) (OCoLC)fst01024437
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California -- Palm Springs.
(OCoLC)fst01208038
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1900-1999
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Biography. (OCoLC)fst01423686
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History. (OCoLC)fst01411628
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Schnepf, James. Palm Springs Modern Living. Newburyport : Gibbs Smith, ©2015 9781423636946 |
| ISBN |
9781423636953 (electronic bk.) |
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1423636953 (electronic bk.) |
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