Word: chaliapin
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...sake of friends and kin in that area as well as the war effort in South Viet Nam, I hope that the reflection Chaliapin painted in Khanh's glasses [Aug. 7] is not the China Wall...
Artist Boris Chaliapin began sketching his portrait of Admiral Sharp from photographs. For a background, we originally considered CINCPAC'S emblem (see cut), symbolizing as it does the command's semiglobal reach, but in the end decided instead on the ships and planes that you now see moving across the cover's horizon. Nation Writers Ron Kriss and Ed Magnuson began planning the week's lead article and the cover story with Associate Editor Jesse Birnbaum. The entire Washington bureau went into action; Military Correspondent John Mulliken interrupted his vacation to resume covering the Pentagon, while...
...Boris Chaliapin's Fair cover reminds me very much of the movie version of that terrifying but benevolent character, "The Wizard...
...days to put together the eight color pages. Nudged by the demands of engraving deadlines, Associate Editor Peter Bird Martin noted somewhat nervously one day that the demograph on the Equitable Life pavilion registered an increase of 165 souls while he was casing just one exhibit. Artist Boris Chaliapin, departing somewhat from his usual style, treated the cover with a touch of the abstract, a suggestion of pop and a shade of Moses...
...thoughts and theories of the State Department were transmitted from the Washington Bureau, and a study of Sihanouk's writings in French came from Paris. Out of it all came a story new enough to reach into the future and old enough to recall the past. Artist Boris Chaliapin reached into the past for the background of his cover painting; but in a way, it does not seem so different from the never-never land of Southeast Asia today. It is from a bas-relief in the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, and it shows gods and demons pulling...