The Autobiography of an Idea

This paperback copy of "The Autobiography of an Idea" shows signs of age and wear. The cover has some creases and edge wear, typical of a vintage paperback. There is a handwritten inscription on the title page. The binding remains intact, and the pages are free from major markings, aside from the noted inscription. No dust jacket, as issued.

"The Autobiography of an Idea" by Louis H. Sullivan is a significant work in the field of architecture and design, published by Dover Publications, Inc. in 1956. This trade paperback edition features a foreword by Claude Bragdon and a new introduction by Ralph Marlowe Line, who also selected and photographed thirty-five illustrations of Sullivan's works for this edition. Originally published in 1924, this Dover edition offers an unabridged and unaltered reprint, complete with a new index. Sullivan, often hailed as the "father of skyscrapers," provides deep insights into his architectural philosophy and contributions. This edition is particularly valuable for its comprehensive illustrations and scholarly additions. The book is in fair condition, with some wear visible on the cover and an inscription on the title page. A must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of architectural history.