The Architecture of Entertainment: LA in the Twenties
Robert Winter • Gibbs Smith • ISBN-13 978‑1586857974
The Architecture of Entertainment: LA in the Twenties
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ISBN-10: 1586857975 · ISBN-13: 978‑1586857974 · 2006 · 1st Edition
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Robert Winter explores the exuberant architectural landscape of 1920s Los Angeles, a period defined by the rapid expansion of the film industry and the rise of fantasy-inspired commercial design. Through detailed analysis and historical context, the book examines how the city's unique built environment reflected the aspirations and cultural shifts of a burgeoning entertainment capital.
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