In Ruth Orkin’s “American Girl in Italy, 1951,” a woman eludes an urban wolf pack. Orkin (1921 – 1985) took candid shots of Europeans and New Yorkers, and documented the view from her Central Park West apartment window for three decades. She rode a bike from Los Angeles to the New York World’s Fair, then stayed in the city and became a photojournalist for numerous major magazines. Orkin took this signature image of an art student in Italy for a photographic story, “Don’t be Afraid to Travel Alone,” originally ran in “Cosmopolitan.”