Fortune Magazine February 1961: Robert Doisneau by Doisneau, Robert; Simpson Kalisher; Clyde Hare Elliott Erwitt; Arnold Newman; Norman Rockwell - 1961

New York: Time Inc., 1961. Paperback. First edition. Very Good paperback magazine with a slight roll to the spine, light wear at one tip, and light tanning at the edge of the pages; interior is generally bright and clean. BOOKS SHIP THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING, IN A BOX. The February 1961 issue of Fortune magazine (Vol. LXIII, No. 2) with: a color photo-essay on Palm Springs by Robert Doisneau, the source of his 2010 book, "Palm Springs 1960;" "M.I.T.: The Greatest School of Its Kind" with a photo-essay by Simpson Kalisher; United vs. American Airlines; Protestantism in modern America; after the death of Sosthenes Behn, the rebuilding of ITT under Harold Geneen; a photo-essay by Clyde Hare on the building of the world's largest retractable dome in Pittsburgh; Walton Maxey Jarman; the problem with tax shelters; a portrait by Elliott Erwitt; an advertisement photographed by Arnold Newman; an advertisement teasing "whose famous hands are these" (Norman Rockwell, with photos); and much more. Cover photograph by Simpson Kalisher. 232 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 10.25 x 13 inches.