File:Samuel Beckett by Edmund S. Valtman ppmsc.07951.jpg

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Description

English: Caricature of Samuel Beckett, Nobel Prize winner and author of the internationally acclaimed play Waiting for Godot, holding a book.

Date

1969

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Author

Edmund S. Valtman

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File change date and time	23:44, 20 July 2011
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