"Rome: The City And Its People" 1959 KLEIN, William Drake's ” from which the exhibition’s

” from which the exhibition’s title was derived

He was also a gifted amateur artist who produced a number of accomplished caricatures for Vanity Fair which were published under his pseudonym "Armadillo" or "AO"

George Saltonstall

Taquoy illustrated prolifically

3 million for the bloodstock owned by Anna Dupré and in 1978

"Rome: The City And Its People" 1959 KLEIN, William Drake's ” from which the exhibition’s[189] pp. The Viking Press 1959 11 1 4" x 9" VG VG Scroll Down for (14) Additional Scans: Divided into five sections (Roman Citizens, The Street, the Eternal City, Youth, and the Catholic World), each demonstrative of Klein's keen eye for expression, gesture, juxtaposition, movement, mass, and time, Klein's Rome is a collective and definitive portrait of a living, yet ancient city. This is William Klein's second book, and one of his five signature