Exiled in L.A.: The Untold Story of Leopold Fischer's Domestic Architecture
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The first Englishlanguage volume to explore the work of architect Leopold Fischer, and the inaugural study of his California legacy.
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 examinedand who, like Fischer, studied with the modernist arc...
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 examinedand who, like Fischer, studied with the modernist arc...


