Rosette Mounts c. 1936

"Rosette Mounts" is a c. 1936 drawing by Philip Johnson featuring two ornate, circular designs for rosettes. The rosettes, in gold tones, display intricate geometric motifs suggestive of architectural ornament or metalwork. This drawing highlights Johnson's interest in decorative design elements, a recurring theme in his later architectural work. The precise details of the rosettes' intended use are unknown, but their captivating visual appeal suggests they may have been decorative elements for a grand building or interior.