by Alex Johnson · L'Ippocampo · tapa dura · ISBN 9788896968741
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«Bookshelf. Librerie d'autore» is Alex Johnson's essay on bookshelves as design, published by L'Ippocampo in hardback (272 pages, in Italian).
Bookshelves are no longer just furniture for storing books: this essay presents them as modern art experiments, engineering works, and status symbols. How volumes are preserved and displayed says more about the owner than the books themselves, and the rise of the e-book has not eliminated their active role in contemporary culture.
Italian edition published in February 2012. The volume measures approximately 19 × 19 × 3 cm and falls within the categories of art, culture, and architecture.
Of interest to enthusiasts of interior design, architecture, and book culture.
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