American girl italy today show

        1. American girl italy today show

          2. Ninalee Craig, the subject of the iconic "American Girl in Italy" photo, has died at age 90....

          'American Girl’ photo: American Girl in Italy, 1951 © 1952, 1980 Ruth Orkin /



          A stunning young woman walks down a street in Florence, her head held high.

          For all its controversy, photographer Ruth Orkin's “An American Girl in Italy” has long been a fixture in women's dorm rooms and homes, an.

        2. For all its controversy, photographer Ruth Orkin's “An American Girl in Italy” has long been a fixture in women's dorm rooms and homes, an.
        3. Ruth Orkin's "American Girl in Italy" photograph and other works are on display now through Aug. 27 at the Stephen Bulger Gallery, 1026.
        4. Ninalee Craig, the subject of the iconic "American Girl in Italy" photo, has died at age 90.
        5. "It's a symbol of a woman having an absolutely wonderful time!" Ninalee Craig, the subject of the famous “American Girl in Italy” photograph.
        6. My mother, Ruth Orkin, had many loves.

          7. All around, men playfully gawk at her grace and beauty. Just then the camera shutter snaps. "American Girl in Italy" is among the most popular snapshots of all time, and it's turning 60 years old this month.
          The photo, which was shot in 1951, perfectly captures the fun and romance of being abroad.

          In honor of its birthday, Ninalee Craig, the subject of the photo spoke with the "Today" show about what happened behind the scenes and what the photo really represents.
          In her "Today" appearance, Craig spoke about how, despite what some might say, the photo isn't a "symbol of harassment." Craig insists that the image is "a symbol of a woman having an absolutely wonderful time."
          Craig should know--when the photo was taken, she was a 23-year-old traveling alone through Europe.

          While staying at a cheap hotel, Craig met photographer Ruth Orkin, who was also touring the continent solo. The two spoke about the fun and challeng