Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Thresholds, Vol. 28: Essays in Honor of Henry A. Millon
When Ijoined the mit faculty, it was immediately clear that the young and still relatively new Professor Millon held the profound trust and admiration of his colleagues - architects, artists, technologists, and humanists. Notable among them was Lawrence B. Anderson, Head ofthe Department. In 1964, in a period of increased at tention to the humanities, mit responded to the advocacy of Anderson and Millon in appointing mit's first art historian, Wayne V. Andersen. Three years later the art historian Rosalind Krauss joined the group.
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