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Personal Space: The Drawings of Lawrence Halprin
The first publication of an exclusive collection of rarely-seen drawings by Lawrence Halprin (1916–2009) reveals Halprin's almost daily practice of drawing as a means to not only record his diverse visual experiences, but also as a tool to engage with the trials and tribulations of war, the ecstasies of life, and the rawness and beauty of nature. The full-color book features 99 drawings, an essay by Eva J. Friedberg, independent scholar of architectural history, urban studies and landscape theory; an introduction by Charles A. Birmbaum, President and CEO of The Cultural Landscape Foundation; and a poem by Halprin's grandson, Jahan Khalighi.
150 pages, Perfect Paperback
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