Golden Hour: The Architectural Treasures of Los Angeles by George Townley celebrates the iconic architecture of Los Angeles through the eyes of the renowned London-based illustrator. Known for his vibrant, mid-century modern-inspired artwork, Townley captures the essence of LA's sun-soaked landmarks, from the Griffith Observatory to the Hollywood Bowl, with a blend of nostalgia and contemporary flair. This collection takes readers on a journey through the City of Angels (with a quick getaway to Palm Springs), showcasing how light and shadow transform its architectural gems at different times of day, especially during the magical glow of sunset. Townley's meticulous attention to detail and use of bold, warm tones evoke a dreamy, almost cinematic view of Los Angeles, emphasizing the city's cultural and historical significance in a modern context. Drawing on his personal experiences living in Southern California, Townley offers a fresh perspective on Americana and the architectural beauty of Los Angeles, making Golden Hour a must-have for art lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the city's unique allure. This visually stunning book not only highlights the artist's journey but also stands as a love letter to one of the world's most iconic urban landscapes.