You will always have 4 search options for Al Hirschfeld's Drawings:

1. Alphabetical by TITLE.*

2. Chronological Presentation, click any decade on the TIME TABLE, left.

3. The A-Z Search* at the bottom of every page.

* When a Hirschfeld Drawing is of a single person—whether as a portrait, or as a single actor in a play or in a film—the title of the Drawing is usually listed under the person's name—often by the first letter of the person's first name. For example, a solo portrait of Frank Sinatra will usually be listed under Frank. We like to think of each of these drawings as its own Hirschfeld Soliloquy.

Sometimes Hirschfeld Drawings will also listed by genre, such as Jazz, Opera, and Classical Composers & Conductors. If you are looking for Giuseppe Verdi, you will find him both under Giuseppe and Classical.

4. We have Hirschfeld Drawings gathered by genre:
• JAZZ
• OPERA
• CLASSICAL COMPOSERS & CONDUCTORS

A Touch Of The Poet Eric Portman, Betty Field, Helen Hayes, and Kim Stanley

Al Hirschfeld Self Portrait with “Mes Amis”

An Evening With Beatrice Lillie Kenneth Walton, Beatrice Lillie, and Reginald Gardiner

Bedtime Story with Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy; and Triple Play with James Mason, Pamela Kellino, and their daughter Portland

Borscht Capades Patsy Abbott, Phil Foster, Mickey Katz, The Barry Sisters, Jack Hilliard, Dave Barry, and Raasche

"Brawny Specimens On Broadway": Ralph Meeker in Picnic, Jordan Bentley In Wonderful Town, Alfred Drake In The King And I, and Jack Cassidy In Wish You Were Here

By The Beautiful Sea Mae Barnes, Robert Jennings, Shirley Booth, and Wilbur Evans

Cleveland Amory

Dame Judith Anderson As Hamlet

Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher

Electra With The Greek National Chorus Theatre Katina Paxinou and Alexis Minotis

Flower Drum Song Pat Suzuki and Miyoshi Umeki

The Four Poster Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy

Frank Sinatra and Franchot Tone

Fred Astaire, "Daddy Long Legs" On The Back Lot Of 20th Century Fox

Gregory Peck in Captain Horatio Hornblower

He Raised A Corner Of The Curtain And Peeped Underneath S.J. Perelman and Al Hirschfeld

Jane Howard St. John, Irene Browne, Edna Best, and Basil Rathbone

John Brown's Body Tyrone Power, Judith Anderson, and Raymond Massey

Lassie

The Liar Philip Coolidge, Melville Cooper, Barbara Ashley, Bill Eythe, and Paula Laurence

Lucy & Desi, I Love LucyLucy & Desi, I Love Lucy Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

Marty With Ernest Borgnine and Desperate Hours With Paul Newman

The McGuire Sisters and Tony Marvin

The Medium Leo Coleman, Zelma George, and Gian Carlo Menotti

Old Theatre, New Theatre

Phil Silvers in Top Banana

Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee in Play Of The Week. Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee

Robert Goulet

Sammy Davis Jr.

Scene Change Under The Stars At The Long Beach Theater

Silk Stockings Hildegarde Neff, Don Ameche, Philip Sterling, David Opatoshu, Henry Lascoe, and Leon Belasco

S.J. Perelman: Are You Traveling For Pleasure?

S.J. Perelman: My Movements, To Be Candid, Were Not Aided Materially By A Torrent Of Salted Nuts And Fruits

S.J. Perelman: Swiss Family"It's A Pity To Waste This Negligee On Her," Observed My Helpmate

S.J. Perelman: "The Man's a Well-Known Polthroon and Renegade," Each One Whispered

Sylvester L. (Pat) Weaver President of NBC

The Girl In The Pink Tights Jeanmaire and Alexandre Kalioujny and The French Ballet Company

The Sea Gull Montgomery Clift and Judith Evelyn

The Two Margaret’s I Know Ike (Dwight Eisenhower), Margaret Truman, and Elsa Maxwell

Three Imposing Authoresses Edna Ferber, Taylor Caldwell, and Frances Parkinson Keyes

Trapeze Burt Lancaster, Gina Lollobrigida, and Tony Curtis

Walter Slezak in The First Gentleman

Wish You Were Here Jack Cassidy, Sheila Bond, and Paul Valentine

 

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