Most of us are accustomed to seeing the excellence of the Line King, Al Hirschfeld, in black and white. But when he worked in color...wow.

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Ringo! The original drawing hung in Hirschfeld's home for decades. Take home a print of Mr. Starr today: https://t.co/mCaltmPPnn

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Hello there 👋

I draw a lotta doggos and Al Hirschfeld inspired caricatures!

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Ludwig Hirschfeld - Mack (Germany-Austrlia, 1893 - 1965), Story of a shell, 1940

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On this date, 1954: Colliers magazine included three great Hirschfeld works
On the cover: TV Totem Pole
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Ernest Hemingway
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Humphrey Bogart
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12 Authors on YouTube With Writing & Publishing Tips https://t.co/K9dVDgthSw by Leila Hirschfeld via

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"A writer is a world trapped inside a person." Al Hirschfeld
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Hace unos años, quemé un disco con puras versiones de «Over the rainbow» y, para la portada, usé tres caricaturas de Al Hirschfeld y yo dibujé otras tres en su estilo. A ver;¿quiénes son los personajes? Y para expertos en caricatura, ¿cuáles son los Hirschfeld originales?:

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No need to leave home to take an illustrated tour of what we call the Hirschfeld Century. July 15th at 8 pm for . You will see old favorites & discover many new ones. Also hear great stories about Hirschfeld's life and work. Please join us!
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© Albert "Al" Hirschfeld (American caricaturist, 1903 - 2003)

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New-York Historical Society receives promised gift of more than 100 works from the Elie and Sarah Hirschfeld collection https://t.co/8zM1b2DO0u

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When Hirschfeld returned to printmaking in 1969, his first project was a suite of lithos of different dances and poses, simply titled RHYTHM. Here are a few for
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Hirschfeld's 1st drawing for the The New Yorker appeared on this date, 1993, after a 56 year ban from the magazine 😱 https://t.co/eoWw1PXrlI

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…is of a 1990 caricature by Al Hirschfeld called “Satchmo!” Read about it here: https://t.co/xGmNwBKeQ1

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“Can-Can” by Al Hirschfeld, 1967.

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Hold on!
Here's a German officer from early in the Occupation, Studio Harcourt, 1940. No swastika though. See my post above in this thread.
Cosette Harcourt was Jewish (her real name was Germaine Hirschfeld). Her marriage to one of the Lacroix brothers seems to have saved her.

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