Recent Film Library Acquisitions 1956 – 1959, Museum of Modern Art, 1959

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Museum of Modern Art Bulletin, Vol. XXVII, no. 2, Winter 1959-60

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Recent Film Library Acquisitions 1956 - 1959, Museum of Modern Art, 1959
Recent Film Library Acquisitions 1956 – 1959, Museum of Modern Art, 1959
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