Whitney Museum of American Art Jasper Johns - Whitney Museum of American Art Book

Explore the work of one of America's most influential artists with this innovative retrospective book. Published by Yale University Press, this volume offers a fresh look at the 65-year career of Jasper Johns (b. 1930). The content focuses on his constant reinvention and his long-standing fascination with the concepts of mirroring and doubling. This book provides an original perspective on the continued relevance of Johns's radical and varied body of work. It features contributions from a diverse group of curators, academics, artists, and writers, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in modern art history. Whether you are a student, a collector, or an art enthusiast, this exhibition catalog provides deep insight into the themes that define his legacy.