Description
Los Angeles Architectural Photograph | Signed Limited Edition Print
A Robert Landau photograph of the Streamline Moderne entrance pylons of the former Pan-Pacific Auditorium at 7600 Beverly Boulevard, designed by Wurdeman and Becket and completed in 1935. The building was destroyed by fire in 1989; only photographic record remains.
Artist: Robert Landau
Title: Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Edition: Signed and numbered in the margin, archival pigment prints on 100% cotton watercolor paper, limited edition:
- 16X20, edition of 25
- 24X30, edition of 5
Curator's Note The composition isolates the rhythmic, finned geometry of the exterior towers against a deep, solid blue sky. By framing the repeating horizontal curves and vertical thrust of the pylons from a tight angle, the image strips away the broader facade to focus purely on structural momentum. This precise perspective transforms a historic emblem of commercial streamline design into a bold abstraction of mid-century industrial optimism and monumental scale.
Additional Details
- SKU:
- RLP26103
- Photographer:
- Robert Landau
- Artist:
- Robert Landau
- Series:
- Art Deco LA
- Edition:
- 16x20: 25 | 24x30: 5
- Genre:
- Architectural Photography
- Art Form:
- Archival pigment print from 35mm slide
- Paper:
- 100% cotton rag imported from Italy, 300 GSM, smooth matte finish
- Archival Certification:
- European Fine Art Trade Guild
