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How We Worked, How We Played: Herman Schultheis and Los Angeles in the 1930s

Rice, Christina

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Herman Schultheis may have been an engineer by trade, but was a photographer at heart who never seemed to go anywhere without his camera. After relocating to Los Angeles from the East Coast in 1937, Herman and his wife Ethel explored their newly adopted home, far and wide. By the end of the decade, he had snapped well over 5,000 photos. How We Worked, How We Played: Herman Schultheis and Los Angeles in the 1930s, presents a small sampling of this amazing collection which was donated to the Los Angeles Public Library following Ethel's death in the early 1990s. The images present an overview of a rapidly expanding city in the midst of the Great Depression and on the verge of World War II, along with the simple story of two people in love with each other-and Los Angeles. All proceeds benefit Photo Friends and the Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection

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LIGHTNING SOURCE INC

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Photography

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Paperback

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9.69 Inches

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EAN

Width

7.44 Inches

Publication Date

2016-04-22

Height

0.33 Inches

ISBN 10

0692700579

Weight

0.63 Pounds

Book EAN

9780692700570

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Adults

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How We Worked, How We Played: Herman Schultheis and Los Angeles in the 1930s