Okay, I found it... The book is called LIFE: Legends: The Century's Most Unforgettable Faces. Nice softcover bound thing with a radiant picture of Marlene Dietrich on the cover that you should be able to find at any comprehensive newsstand or decent bookstore. It's $9.95 and the picture of JDS does sound like the one that you were referring to, Tim. The photo credit goes to Ted Russell from Sygma, 1961. The caption for the picture is by Leslie Fiedler who says: "Salinger of course speaks for the cleanest, politest, best-dressed, best-fed and best-read among the disaffected (and who is not disaffected?) young." Looking at the pic again my mind's eye had forgotten that there is a bloody big branch right by the aperture which does give it sort of a stalkers quality to it. And he doesn't look happy so much as he just looks very deep in thought. Still, for anyone who hasn't seen it it's well worth finding. By the way, if you have trouble finding it, I noticed on the back of the book that it says "Display until 9/29/97" so I would assume that LIFE comes out with these oversize glossy picture books on a fairly periodical basis. Still, I'm sure only the most anal newsstand agents would have whisked the volume away by now if it weren't sold yet, depending on the relationship they have with their distributor. (Yeah, I used to work in a bookshop.) Good luck everyone! Malcs