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Original caption: "Seven years of life in Paris aroused photographer Robert Randall's previously underdone interest in food and cooking. Now, firmly replanted in Manhattan, he often accompanies straight American steak (or a peppery Steak au Poivre) with real French fried potatoes, one of his Paris-learned specialties. At right, 15 minutes before dinner, with guests contentedly waiting, he cuts up potatoes..."

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This is a photo taken by Arthur Rothstein when working as a staff photographer of LOOK Magazine, and is part of the LOOK Magazine Photograph Collection at the Library of Congress. Their former owner, Cowles Communications, Inc, dedicated to the public all rights it owned to these images as an instrument of gift. Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse Note: Cowles has expressed its desire that these images not be used for "trade or advertising purposes". However, this request cannot be meant as a legally binding copyright restriction on their re-use, as all the rights to this image were released; rather, it is a caution against the use of celebrity images to imply product endorsement, drawn from civil rights law, and is unrelated to copyright. See {{Personality rights}}. [1]