I became aware of the Fred Antelline House by his son Jon P. Antelline while working with Julius Shulman in his studio to identify the 200-odd projects the world renown photographer captured in San Diego County. Meeting Jon, visiting the home, and ultimately representing the Rancho Santa Fe home's sale in 2020 were evidence that dreams do come true.

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MODERNISM IN THE RANCH: Internationally published photographs by Julius Shulman have long engaged the curious. For the first time in decades you could reside in these sculpted spaces.

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