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Cover Artist Boris Chaliapin, who at a tender age survived the Russian Revolution, does not claim any military history-except what he records at the end of his brush. He found General Johnson a most engaging subject, but was dismayed by the fact that the general scheduled the sittings for 7:30 a.m. Mrs. Johnson had breakfast ready but, sighed Boris, who is essentially a night person, "I'm not hungry that early...
...files from the five corre spondents-plus reports from the United Nations, Washington and London bureaus-poured into New York, Writer Robert McLaughlin worked out that special problem of making a whole story of all the parts. For Artist Boris Chaliapin, the solution was more direct. He saw the new war represented in the ancient terms of two clashing 17th century Indian scimitars -a rather elegant reminder that the conflict...
...Does Artist Boris Chaliapin find it as amazing as I do that his 13-year-old painting of the then Governor should parallel so exactly the photograph taken just seconds before Stevenson's death...
...protagonist of the point of view that the keeper of the home is the most important woman in the world. So this week's cover story about this remarkable American poet focuses sharply on how she lives and works at her pre-Revolutionary home in Weston, Conn. Boris Chaliapin, a Connecticut neighbor, painted the cover portrait from life and used the house and grounds as background; Boston Bureau Chief Ruth Mehrtens spent five days there as a house guest and constant interviewer. Out of this close view of the subject's way of life as well...
Their styles are many, ranging from the perceptive realism of Boris Chaliapin, Bernard Safran and Robert Vickrey through the intricate design of Boris Artzybasheff and the impressionistic dash of Henry Koerner to the pop of Andy Warhol...