Fulbright scholars attend their classes in the University for Foreigners of Perugia (Università per Stranieri di Perugia Piazza Braccio Fortebraccio, 4, 06123 Perugia PG, Italy). Students entering the main entrance to the University for Foreigners of Perugia. A professor teaches Italian to a class of foreign students. An Italian professor holds a lecture on Dante Alighieri’s writings. An elderly student asks a teacher “I want to make a gift to the family with we’re living. What would be acceptable to them?”. Teacher replies “Well anything I would say from flowers, candies, or something like that”. Adult students repeat a teacher’s phrase individually during an Italian class.
American artists, musicians and sculptors living in Italy. An African American woman playing classical music on a grand piano. An American man plays the violin. A scholar studies mural art from an Italian professor at the American Academy in Rome (Via Angelo Masina, 5, 00153 Roma RM, Italy). Student and teacher analyze murals together. A copper bust of Albert Einstein. A sculptor welds a copper sculpture. A sculptor rotates a simple sculpture. Modernist sculptures on display. A sculptor makes a model of Saint Francis of Assisi. A modernist statue model of the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ. Sculptor sculpts the beard of a Saint Francis of Assisi model statue. A sculptor etches a model of a Congressional Gold Medal. American composer and pianist, Stanley Walker Hollingsworth, works as a composer-in-residence at the American Academy in Rome. Stanley Hollingsworth plays a piano.
American novelist Robert M. Warren reads a book behind a stone wall with an inscription of the poem “Truth” by John Masefield. Robert Warren takes off his glasses. Students and American expats reading inside a library in Italy. An African American man reading. A young woman flips through a LIFE magazine inside a library. An old woman leaves her desk. A man pushes library cart inside the library. A hand flips through a picture book about the American Revolution.
Children playing in the playground outside the American Overseas School Of Rome (Via Cassia, 811, 00189 Roma RM, Italy). Two teachers play with students. Students smile while watching television inside a library. Boys smiling. A girl and a boy laughing together. Two girls sitting together. Students watching an Italian comedy puppet show on RAI (Radiotelevisione italiana) from a Dumont television.
Italians shopping for American appliances at an electronics store in Italy. Signs hanging on the appliance store reads “Elettrodomestici” (“Appliances”), “Frigoferi” (“refrigerator”) and “Cucini e Gas” (“cooking range and gas”). A salesman demonstrates a small refrigerator to two women and a man. People view the content of a refrigerator. A salesman demonstrates a gas range to a woman. A couple looking at a overhead refrigerator. A woman closes the lid and pushes buttons of a washing machine. A woman turns on a gas circulator heater. Woman typing on a typewriter. A saleslady shows a pair of floral slippers to a woman. Italian-made purses. Italian-made rolls of fabric in floral and modern patterns. A salesman fixes American-made nylon fabric for a customer. A women’s nightdress on display in the shop desk. Fabrics with frilly lining. Cars and pedestrians pass by the Milan Cathedral (P.za del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy). View of the Breda Tower in Milan (Piazza della Repubblica, 20124 Milano MI, Italy). Italian physicist Edoardo Amaldi introduces a visiting American physicist, professor and Fulbright U.S. scholar Herbert L. Anderson. Professor Amaldi and Herbert Anderson speaks about physics in front of machines. Anderson spoke in Italian, saying that he is content working with Italian scientists.
Modern Italian industries practice the American “Factory System”. Italian workers working on an assembly line inside a Vespa factory (Viale Rinaldo Piaggio, 25, 56025 Pontedera PI, Italy) in Pontedera, Tuscany, Italy. Factory workers attach motor parts of a Vespa scooter. Worker rotates a suspended white Vespa. Body-less Vespa scooters in an assembly line. Workers arrange Vespa scooters of various colors. Workers pack finished Vespa scooters in wooden crates bound for New York.
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