Art, Business and Public Life in San Francisco: Oral History Transcript / 197 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145593954)

Explore the intersection of art, business, and public life in San Francisco through this oral history transcript. Featuring interviews with Harold Lionel Zellerbach and Jacob K. Javits, and compiled by Harriet Nathan, this document provides unique insights into the cultural and economic dynamics of San Francisco. Gain a deeper understanding of the individuals who shaped the city's artistic landscape and influenced its business environment. A valuable resource for researchers and anyone interested in the history of San Francisco, art history, and the role of business in public life.

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