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

60 Minutes Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Mike Wallace, Dan Rather, Harry Reasoner, Diane Sawyer, Lesley Stahl, Steve Kroft, Meredith Viera, Andy Rooney, and Don Hewitt

Ally McBeal Calista Flockhart and Lucy Liu, Peter MacNicol, Greg Germann, Portia de Rossi, Jane Krakowski, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Gil Bellows, Lisa Nicole Carson, and Vonda Shepard

Alistair Cooke

An Inspector Calls Philip Bosco, Kenneth Cranham, and Rosemary Harris

classicalAntonio Vivaldi

Any Given Day Gabriel Olds, Sada Thompson, Peter Frechette, Justin Kirk, Andrew Robinson, Victor Slezak, Stephen Pearlman, Andrea Marcovicci, and Lisa Eichhorn

Arnold Schoenberg

jazzArt Blakey

classicalArthur Fiedler I

classicalArthur Fiedler II

classicalArthur Fiedler III

classicalArthur Fiedler IV

jazzArtie Shaw

"Author, Author!" Shirley MacLaine, Stephen King, Dan Rather, and Gloria Steinem

classicalBach, Vandalized Johann Sebastian Bach

Barbara Walters

Bernie Brillstein

Bill Irwin in Scapin

jazzBlake Edwards, Henry Mancini, and The Pink Panther

Blake Edwards and His Actresses micki and maude days of wine and rosesBlake Edwards & His Actresses Julie Andrews in “Victor/Victoria”; Kim Basinger in “Blind Date”; Ellen Barkin in “Switch”; Bo Derek in “ 10 ”; Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffanys”; Amy Irving and Ann Reinking in “Micki & Maude”; Janet Leigh in “The Perfect Furlough”; Lee Remick in “Days of Wine & Roses”; and Natalie Wood in “The Great Race”

Blake Edwards and His Actresses micki and maude days of wine and rosesBlake Edwards & His Actors Tony Curtis and Cary Grant in “Operation Petticoat”; James Garner and Robert Preston in “Victor/Victoria”; William Holden and Richard Mulligan in “S.O.B.”; Jack Lemmon in “Days of Wine & Roses”; Dudley Moore in “ 10 ”; and Peter Sellers and David Niven in “The Pink Panther”

Bob Woodward

jazzBobby Short At The Carlyle

"The Brits Invade Again!" Tina Brown, Anna Wintour, Liz Tilberis, and Andrew Sullivan

jazz opera classicalCarnegie Hall, The 100th Anniversary Tchaikovsky, Marian Anderson, Jascha Heifetz, Mstislav Rostropovich, Arthur Rubinstein, Vladimir Horowitz, Toscanini, Benny Goodman, Leonard Bernstein, Isaac Stern, Maria Callas, Leontyne Price, The Beatles, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, Aaron Copeland, Van Cliburn, Frank Sinatra, and Pablo Casals

Charles Busch in You Should Be So Lucky

Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times

jazzColeman Hawkins

jazzCount Basie

Daniel Selznick and Susan DryfoosDaniel Selznick & Susan Dryfoos

David Brinkley

David Copperfield in Dreams And Nightmares

Dick Cavett

jazzDizzy Gillespie

Dr Who Doctor WhoDr. Who

Dorothy Loudon in Comedy Tonight Dorothy Loudon And Her Puppet Friend

classicalEdvard Grieg

Sex Drugs Rock and RollEric Bogosian in Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll

Errol Flynn as Captain Blood

Four Baboons Adoring The Sun Angela Goethals, Wil Horneff, Stockard Channing, James Naughton, and Eugene Perry

classicalFryderyk Chopin

The Game's Afoot Basil Rathbone As Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce As Dr. Watson

classicalGeorge Frideric Handel

George Stephanopoulos

Glenn Gould

jazzGlenn Miller

The Grateful Dead Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, Keith Godchaux, Brent Mydland, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, Vince Welnick, and Tom Constanten

HRH Sarah Ferguson

Helen Hunt as a Child, Seated on Her Father’s Lap

jazzHoagy Carmichael

In The Summer House Kali Rocha, Alina Arenal, Liev Schreiber, Jaime Tirelli, Frances Conroy, and Dianne Wiest

Inherit The Wind Michael Lombard, Charles Durning, George C. Scott, Anthony Heald, Garret Dillahunt, and Kate Forbes

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

James Burrows, Glen Charles & Les Charles

James Lipton

Jane Alexander, Chairperson Of The National Endowment For The Arts

jazzJelly Roll Morton

jazzJerry Herman

Joan Collins in Private Lives

classicalJohann Sebastian Bach I

classicalJohann Sebastian Bach II

classicalJohann Sebastian Bach III

classicalJohann Strauss

classicalJohannes Brahms

John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy

John Leguizamo in Freak

John Philip Sousa

Judith Jamison and The Alvin Ailey Dancers Celebrate Their 40th Anniversary

Julian Bream

Kelly McGillis in Hedda Gabler

Kevin Kline And John Cleese

Larry King

Lauren Hutton

Laurie Metcalf in My Thing Of Love

Leo Rosten

jazzLeonard Bernstein

jazzLionel Hampton

jazzLouis "Satchmo" Armstrong

Lynn Redgrave with the Ghost of her father Michael Redgrave in the play— Shakespeare For My Father

Macbeth Alec Baldwin and Angela Bassett

Madonna

Madonna

Marcia Jean Kurtz in When She Danced

Bros. Harpo Chico Groucho Marx zeppo MarksThe Marx Brothers Musicale Harpo, Chico, and Groucho Marx

Mayors Preston Robert Tisch surrounded by New York Mayors: Robert Wagner, John Lindsay, Abe Beame, Ed Koch, David Dinkins, Rudolph Giuliani, and Michael Bloomberg

McLaughlin Group, 1999 Pat Buchanan, Clarence Page, Tom Blankley, Lawrence O'Donnell, Michael Baron, Eleanor Clift, and John McLaughlin

Mercedes Ruehl in The Rose Tattoo

The Merchant Of Venice Dustin Hoffman, Nathaniel Parker, Geraldine James, and Leigh Lawson

Minnelli On Minnelli Liza Minnelli

The Misfits, "On The Set" Montgomery Clift, Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller, and Clark Gable

OperaMontblanc De La Culture Catherine Deneuve, Helen Frankenthaler, Karen Kain, Seiji Ozawa, I.M. Pei, Isaac Stern, Dame Joan Sutherland, Robert Wilson, and Al Hirschfeld

My Fair Lady Julian Holloway, Melissa Errico, Richard Chamberlain, Paxton Whitehead, and Dolores Sutton

My Little Chickadee Mae West and W.C. Fields

Othello Raul Julia and Christopher Walken

Paul Newman

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky I

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky II

Philip Guarascio

The Piano Lesson Lisa Gay Hamilton, S. Epatha Merkerson, Lou Myers, Charles S. Dutton, Carl Gordon, Tommy Hollis, and Rocky Carroll

OperaPlacido Domingo, Leontyne Price, and Mario Lanza Sing Christmas

Present Laughter Frank Langella and Steve Ross

Preston Robert Tisch, Postmaster General Emeritus, and New York City Mayors Robert F. Wagner, John V. Lindsay, Abraham D. Beame, Edward I. Koch, and David N. Dinkins (1991), Rudolph W. Giuliani (added in 1995), and Michael R. Bloomberg (added in 2002)

Quentin Crisp

Raul Julia in Othello

Reggie Montgomery in Spunk

Richard Parsons, CEO Of AOL/Time Warner, With His Wife Estelle

Robert Sherman of WQXR

Roy Cohn

S. Epatha Merkerson in The Piano Lesson

The Scarlet Pimpernel Douglas Sills, Christine Andreas, and Terrence Mann

jazzScott Joplin

Seinfeld, The Finale Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Julia Louis Dreyfus, and Michael Richards

jazzSonny Rollins

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Nana Visitor, Armin Shimerman, Colm Meaney, Cirroc Lofton, Terry Farrel, Siddiq El Fadil, Rene Auberjonois, and Avery Brooks

Star Trek: The Next Generation Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Whoopi Goldberg, Wil Wheaton, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn, Denise Crosby, and Colm Meaney

Star Trek: Voyager Jennifer Lien, Ethan Phillips, Kate Mulgrew, Robert Duncan McNeill, Robert Picardo, Tim Russ, Garrett Wang, Roxann Biggs-Dawson, and Robert Beltran

The Sunshine Boys Tony Randall and Jack Klugman

The Seagull Jon Voight and Tyne Daly

Three Men On A Horse Julie Hagerty, Jack Klugman, Tony Randall, Ellen Greene, and Jerry Stiller

operaThe Three Sopranos Eva Marton, Renata Scotto, and Kiri Te Kanawa

jazzTommy Dorsey

Tony Roberts in Jerome Robbins’ Broadway

Tracey Ullman as Eleven Characters

Tracey Ullman

United Nations Postal Service Chiefs Anthony Fouracre, International Chief of the Postal Service in 1991; Hugo Valdes, Chief of the Geneva Office; Riccarda Winter Tourou, Chief of the Vienna Office; and Rita Fernando, Chief of the New York Office.

Vartan Gregorian, President Of Brown University

Waiting In The Wings Elizabeth Wilson, Rosemary Murphy, Helena Carroll, Rosemary Harris, Lauren Bacall, Patricia Conolly and Bette Henritze

The Who's Tommy Paul Kandel, Cheryl Freeman, Buddy Smith, Michael Cerveris, Marcia Mitzman, and Jonathan Dokuchitz

classicalWolfgang Amadeus Mozart I

classicalWolfgang Amadeus Mozart II

classicalWolfgang Amadeus Mozart III

classicalWolfgang Amadeus Mozart IV

Yoko Ono, Seated

Yoko Ono

 

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