Hardback book titled Philip Johnson: Writings, with a foreword by Vincent Scully, introduction by Peter Eisenman, and commentary by Robert A. M. Stern. Published by Oxford University Press, New York, 1979. "This significant compilation presents a collection of essays and lectures by Philip Johnson, an architect whose influence on modern architecture is profound. Released the same year Johnson received the prestigious Gold Medal of the American Institute of Architects, this anthology delves into his incisive theories, reflections, and wit, often as impactful as his iconic structures. Covering a spectrum from the theory of Modern architecture to insightful critiques of contemporary design, the volume also includes discussions on Johnson's pioneering vision, including his role in defining the 'International Style.' Enhanced by contributions from esteemed scholars Scully, Eisenman, and Stern, this book is beautifully designed by Massimo Vignelli and features photographs, plans, and a thorough chronology of Johnson’s projects, making it an essential addition for architecture enthusiasts."
