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Philip Johnson Architecture Eames Modern browse these categories for related items... Directory: Traditional Collectibles:Books:References:Fine Art: Pre 1980: Item # 40004 Mark Bassett (aka 'potterybooks') Author of Understanding Roseville Pottery P.O. Box 771233, Lakewood, OH 44107 216-221-6025 Guest Book $25.00 |
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| Cleveland-born Modernist architect Philip Johnson is author of PHILIP JOHNSON: ARCHITECTURE 1949-1965. Hardback (torn spotted dj) is 11.25" x 10-1/8" and 115 (glossy) pages. 1st ed. (stated). Intro. Henry-Russell Hitchcock. Holt, Rinehart & Winston 1966, printed in Switzerland. Chronology, bibliography. Color photographs (interior & exterior), site plans, blueprints and/or scale drawings: Johnson Glass House (New Canaan, Connecticut, 1949) & Pavilion (1962); Rockefeller Guest House (New York, 1950); Hodgson House (New Canaan, 1951); Oneto House (Irvington, NY, 1951); Wiley House (New Canaan, 1953); Kneses Tifereth Israel Synagogue (Port Chester, NY, 1956); Leonhardt House (Long Island, 1956); Boissonnas House I (New Canaan, 1956); University of St. Thomas (Houston, 1957); Four Seasons Restaurant (Seagram Building, NY, 1959); Roofless Church (1960); Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute (Utica, NY, 1960); Nuclear Reactor (Rehovot, Israel, 1960); Carter Museum of Western Art (Fort Worth, 1961); Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery (University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1963); Museum for pre-Columbian Art (Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, DC, 1963); Boissonnas House II (Cap Benat, France, 1964); Museum of Modern Art (expansion, 1964); NY State Theater (Lincoln Center, 1964); NY State Pavilion (World's Fair, Flushing,1964); Epidemiology & Public Health Building (Yale U, 1965); Moses Institute (Montefiore Hospital, NY, 1965); and Kline Science Center (Yale U, 1965). Condition good, except for dj. | |