Philip Johnson in His Underground Museum, Vogue

Architect Philip Johnson standing in a gallery of his underground art museum (The Painting Gallery) on the grounds of his famous Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut. Behind him, hangs Craig Kauffman's "Chartreuse Red" (1965). In the center of the gallery is John Chamberlain's "Tomahawk Nolan," of welded and painted auto metal (1965). On the left wall, hangs Roy Lichtenstein's "Girl With Beach Ball" (1961).