Photo by Carl Van Vechten, Jan. 18, 1933 (Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Carl Van Vechten Collection, Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-127285)

Philip Johnson

Author of Mies Van Der Rohe

Also known as: Philip C. Johnson, Philip Cortelyou Johnson

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This page contains works by the American architect, Philip Cortelyou Johnson(1906-2005), as well as various other Philip Johnsons, including the English playwright, the Australian chef and the Australian religious writer.

Books by Philip Johnson

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Mies Van Der Rohe 16 copies
The Architecture of Philip Johnson 12 copies
Deconstructivist Architecture: The Museum of Modern Art, New York 11 copies
Writings 11 copies
Machine Art 9 copies
Philip Johnson/John Burgee : architecture 1979-1985 5 copies
Beyond the Burning Times 3 copies
Architecture 1949-1965 3 copies
Philip Johnson/Alan Ritchie Architects 2 copies
Bistro 2 copies
From Five to Five-thirty 2 copies
The Book of Daniel: a Study Manual 2 copies
Philip Johnson, processes : the Glass House, 1949, and the AT&T corporate… 2 copies
The Book of Daniel 1 copy

The Philip Johnson tapes : interviews by Robert A.M. Stern 1 copy

Machine Art. Sixtieth-Anniversary Edition 1934-1994. 1 copy

Classic E'cco: A Collection of Philip Johnson's Favourite Recipes from His… 1 copy

Religious and non-religious spirituality in the western world ("New Age") 1 copy

Time Out!: How to Renew Your Life and Work 1 copy

Mrs Methuselah: A comedy Play in One Act 1 copy

Russian salad a comedy in one act 1 copy

Little Glass Houses: Play (Acting Edition) 1 copy

Perspectives in Christian Education Communication - More Than Words 1 copy

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