An exhibit of Walt Whitman photographs, books, manuscripts, proofs, and foreign editions provided by the Library of Congress and Charles E. Feinberg to the Rumanian Institute for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries in 1956.

Examines what makes "Leaves of Grass"--Particularly the original edition--so distinctive and influential, including the use of the first person and the poet's views on sex, death, and other topics, and details its effect on other poets.