Published by The Broad to accompany the landmark presentation of Jasper Johns: “Something Resembling Truth”, this volume offers a clear, richly illustrated view of one of the most influential American artists of the last century. Essays and close readings trace Johns’s evolving vocabulary of flags, targets, numbers, and maps, revealing how shifts in scale, material, and method open new meanings over time. Archival images, studio process notes, and generous plates invite both first-time viewers and long-time admirers to look again and look longer.

• Hardcover
• 262 pages