| | Several inaccuracies in this brief abstract:
They moved west in 1944, not after the war.
By accounts the active affair lasted about 3 years, not 14.
Rand wrote in longhand, not at a typewriter.
The claim about "abstract projections" is dead wrong; see "The Goal of my Writing."
(Isn't everybody the child of two parents?)
Nice photo, though. Julius Shulman, who shot her house in 1949 and died a few years ago at 98, was pretty much the inventor of architectural photography. His pictures of the house are in the Heller, Burns and B. Branden biographies as well as numerous architectural books.
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