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Acknowledgments Prologue
Part One: Origins and Directions, 1652-1934
From Nieuw Amsterdam to Overlook Road Homer and Louise The Irreplaceable Heir Harvard: Collision of Mind and Heart Alfred Barr The Pilgrimage Roads Moma, Russell, and the New Style Mies The American Invasion The 1932 Show: The Revolution Goes Uptown The Rise and Fall of Art
Part Two: The Inglorious Detour, 1934-1946
Zarathustra and the Kingfish New London and the Radio Priest Tomorrow the World Back to Harvard The Penitential Private
Part Three: Rebirth and Renewal, 1946-1953
Barr Again, Moma Again, Mies Again Domesticity Opus In Vitro The Early Fifties: Work, People, Worldview
Part Four: The Break with Modernism, 1953-1967
"It Is All Socrates's Fault"
Yet Again Mies: Easy to Shoot At, Hard to Bring Down Historophilia and Monumentality Wandering Minstrel The Sixties: Laurels and Ass's Ears New Canaan Urbanism and Its Discontents Outpaced and Restored by the Young
Part Five: Superstardom, 1967-
Burgee of Chicago Raised Up at AT&T, Brought Low at Moma The PoMo Revel Peter Philip and David at Home Decon Burgee: Discarded by the Discarded The Summing Up: Berlin, 1993
Work in Progress Notes Selected Bibliography Index Permissions Acknowledgments Photograph Credits
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Anita Gator
reviewed Philip Johnson: Life and Work on February 03, 2014
Philip Johnson: Life and Work
Essential for anyone interested in 20th century architecture. My only complaint would be that it would have been better if they had included more plans instead of just photographs.
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Add Philip Johnson: Life and Work, In this critically acclaimed biography, Franz Schulze probes the private and professional life of one of the most famous architects and architectural critics of the twentieth century. The only child of a wealthy Midwestern family, Philip Johnson was a , Philip Johnson: Life and Work to your collection on WonderClub |