Philip Johnson, Library of Contemporary Architects, 1972 Book

Vintage monograph on Philip Johnson from the Library of Contemporary Architects series, published in 1972. A seminal reference on one of the most influential American architects of the 20th century, known for his contributions to modernism and postmodernism. A collectible architectural book ideal for design enthusiasts and bibliophiles.

Hardcover. First U.S. Printing

Philip Johnson, part of Simon & Schuster’s Library of Contemporary Architects series (1972), surveys the architect’s career through 75 photographs by Yukio Futagawa across 129 illustrated pages. Introduction by Charles Noble, architectural journalist and writer. Noble’s introduction and notes frame Johnson’s evolution from MoMA curator to postmodern pioneer, highlighting landmark projects with detailed plans, drawings, and critical commentary on his stylistic range.

Condition
Good condition with some light wear to dust jacket. Linen cover is beautiful. Interior is clean with some light yellowing to some pages. Binding is intact.

Dimensions (approx)
8″ x 10.25″ x 0.75″