• Title
  Item 13: Julian Rose House, Wahroonga, by architect Harry Seidler, [1954] / photographer Max Dupain
• Call number
  PXD 720/13
  
• Level of description
  item
• Date
  
  [1954], photoprint created 1997
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Photographs
• Reference code
  153595
• Issue Copy
  Digitised
• Physical Description
  1 photographic print - gelatin silver - 40.5 x 50.5 cm (image), 52 x 65.5 cm (mount)
  
• Copying Conditions
  Out of copyright: Created before 1955
  Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
• General note
  
  The Julian Rose House is one of three designed by Harry Seidler for a bushland site overlooking Kuring-gai Chase. Often confused with the Rose Seidler House which was designed for Seidler's parents, the Julian Rose House was originally designed for his brother Marcell Seidler, and was eventually designed for friends of Seidler's parents to live in. Marcell, a photographer, introduced Max Dupain to Seidler, who remained a lifetime client of Dupain's . 'I think that's the first thing he photographed with me ... its a classic." -- Harry Seidler, 1997.
  This picture was previously incorrectly titled: '[Julian] Rose House, Turramurra, by architect Harry Seidler, 1950'
  Digital order no: pxd72013
• Topic
  domestic architecture
  houses
  Modern architecture
  
• Place
  Wahroonga (N.S.W.)
  
• Exhibited in
  
  The studio of Max Dupain : post-war photographs - State Library of New South Wales (12 August - 7 December, 1997)
• Open Rosetta viewer
  IE1076726

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