Exiled in L.A. – The Untold Story of Leopold Fischer′s Domestic Architecture - Volker M. Welter

In 1936, Leopold Fischer (1901-1975), in exile from Nazi Germany, arrived in California, where he created a small but distinct oeuvre of mostly domestic architecture. In contrast to his famous peers Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra, immigrants whose Southern California buildings are frequently examined-and who, like Fischer, studied with the modernist architect Adolf Loos-Fischer and his California structures have, until now, escaped the attention of architectural history. Exiled in L.A. examines... Zobrazit více