Rockefeller Reflects on Life and Art after Public Life
Nelson A. Rockefeller, in a Manhattan office on the 56th floor, discusses his philosophical mood as he nears his 70th birthday. He details his post politics plans including publishing art books and reproductions, travel with his wife, and his shift to private enterprise while maintaining influence on energy policy and philanthropic work.
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