Most Popular Books by Peter Blake

Philip Johnson, born in 1906, has done much to shape the architecture of this century, both through his buildings and his architectural criticism. Legendary is his influential 1932 "The International Style" exhibition for the New York Museum of Modern Art. Among the most renowned buildings from Johnson''s extensive oeuvre - over 200 built works are to his credit - are the Glass House and the New York City AT & T skyscraper. In 1979, he received the Pritzker Prize. This monograph offers a comprehensive survey of Johnson''s work.

This is a richly illustrated monograph on one of the masterpieces of Philip Johnson, the sculpture "Wiener Trio", built in 1996 in Vienna. For the architect, the "turning point" signifies not only the change taking place within himself and the turning towards a new century, but also the confrontation with new concepts and thereby with a completely new architectural vocabulary.

Endorsed by WJEC, this book offers high quality support you can trust. / Each topic includes detailed explanations and underpinning knowledge, all written in clear uncomplicated language. / Exam practice and skills guidance is provided for the assessment objectives. / Maths techniques and skills are regularly tested throughout. / Numerous questions, tests and tips help ensure students have a good grasp of the key content for each topic.

Presents a series of alphabetical spreads featuring objects gathered in Peter Blake''s studio throughout his career.

In this new collection from Sir Peter Blake, the renowned pop artist chooses figures that have inspired or informed his knowledge of art and pays tribute to them. The artists featured are Joseph Cornell, Sonia Delaunay, Mark Dion, Damien Hirst, Henri Matisse, Jack Pierson, Robert Rauschenberg, Kurt Schwitters, Saul Steinberg and HC Westerman. The project has also given Blake, an inveterate collector of everything from pop culture to found objects and sea detritus, the chance to delve into his magpie-like hoard and put pieces to unexpected use.