Volume 36, Number 14 · September 28, 1989

On George Ortiz

By Bruce Chatwin

Olivier, your father and I have known each other since I was eighteen and he was thirty-one and I always associate him with hilarious moments. None was more hilarious than our visit to the Soviet Union which coincided with your arrival.



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