Guillermo
Jullian
Obra abierta
Rodrigo Pérez de Arce
17 x 21 cm
208 pp, duotone, paperback
956-14-0610-1
Santiago de Chile, 2000
Text: spanish
After finishing his studies in Chile Jullian joined Le Corbusier’s studio in 1959, in the final stage of the master’s work until his death in 1965. Jullian’s first independent work was the chapel for the Venice Hospital (1969), and he then carried out various projects in Brazil, Morocco, Algeria, Italy, Spain, the United States, and Chile. The book includes a critical review of selected works, an illustrated listing of his extensive production, and commentary on his paintings.
Obra abierta
Rodrigo Pérez de Arce
17 x 21 cm
208 pp, duotone, paperback
956-14-0610-1
Santiago de Chile, 2000
Text: spanish
After finishing his studies in Chile Jullian joined Le Corbusier’s studio in 1959, in the final stage of the master’s work until his death in 1965. Jullian’s first independent work was the chapel for the Venice Hospital (1969), and he then carried out various projects in Brazil, Morocco, Algeria, Italy, Spain, the United States, and Chile. The book includes a critical review of selected works, an illustrated listing of his extensive production, and commentary on his paintings.
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