Diane Keaton

Actor and architecture preservationist

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Actor, director, producer, and architecture preservationist; board member of the Los Angeles Conservancy. Author of California Romantica: Spanish Colonial and Mission-Style Houses

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Images from the Orange County Museum of Art exhibit, Birth of the Cool Julius Shulman's Case Study #21 William Claxton's Jam Session

Romantic Spanish Meets Cool Modern

Images from the Orange County Museum of Art exhibit, Birth of the Cool Julius Shulman's Case Study #21 William Claxton's Jam Session

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