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

jazzAl Hirt

American Flag

Amour Malcolm Gets and Melissa Errico

tennisAndré Agassi

Arlo Guthrie

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Brooke Shields, and David Hyde Pierce

Arthur Ashe

Barbara Cook in Mostly Sondheim

Barbra Streisand As Fanny Brice

Bea Arthur in Just Between Friends

Ben Stiller and Christine TaylorBen Stiller & Christine Taylor

Bill Gates

Billy Crudup as The Elephant Man

jazzBillie Holiday, "Lady Day"

Bruce Springsteen

classicalClaude Debussy

Cleopatra Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton

Copenhagen Blair Brown, Philip Bosco, and Michael Cumsty

David Brown & Ernest LehmanDavid Brown and Ernest Lehman

Elaine Stritch in At Liberty

Elvis Presley, Blue Suede Shoes

Follies Jane White, Betty Garrett, Carol Woods, Polly Bergen, Marge Champion, Donald Saddler, and Judith Ivey, Blythe Danner, Treat Williams, Gregory Harrison, and Joan Roberts

Fortune's Fool Alan Bates and Frank Langella

Fran Lebowitz

The Full Monty Patrick Wilson and John Ellison Conlee, Jason Danieley, Marcus Neville, Romain Fruge, Laura Marie Duncan, Andre De Shields, Liz McConahay, Annie Golden, Emily Skinner, Jannie Jones, and Lisa Datz

BeatlesGeorge Harrison In India, Eternity and Infinity A timeless portrait—one might say you can find Eternity and Infinity within.

classical operaGiacomo Puccini

Opera classicalGiuseppe Verdi

Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair

Halle Berry

Hitchcock, "On The Set"

classical Horowitz and FriendsHorowitz & Friends Vladimir Horowitz, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Debussy, and John Philip Sousa

Houdini

Into the Woods, Revival 2002 Vanessa Williams, Molly Ephraim, Stephen DeRosa, Laura Benanti, and Gregg Edelman

Jaime Camil Garza

Janet Jackson

The Grateful DeadJerry Garcia: The Grateful Dead

Joe DiMaggio

Joe Franklin, Host of Memory Lane

John Leguizamo, Sexaholix

Beatles Suite peace & libertyJohn Lennon in New York, Peace and Liberty

Josephine Baker In Paris, "Chez Josephine"

K. D. Lang

The King of Queens Kevin James, Leah Rimini, and Jerry Stiller

Laurel and HardyLaurel & Hardy, "Sweet Dreams" from The March of The Wooden Soldiers Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, and Greta Garbo (This film was also released under the title, “Babes in Toyland”)

Laura Linney

jazzLena Horne

Linus Torvalds

Maestro Hans Graf

Mamma Mia! Louise Pitre and Tina Maddigan

Marilyn Monroe, "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" Marilyn sings “Happy Birthday” to Pres. John F. Kennedy

Marlene Dietrich, "Falling In Love Again"

Bros. Harpo Chico Groucho Marx zeppo MarksThe Marx Brothers, "High Notes" Harpo, Chico, and Groucho Marx

Mary-Louise Parker in Proof

Mary Steenburgen in Melvin and Howard

Hon. Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City, Addresses Johns Hopkins

Morning's At Seven Piper Laurie, Frances Sternhagen, Estelle Parsons, and Elizabeth Franz

My Old Lady Sian Phillips, Peter Friedman, and Jan Maxwell

Norm Crosby and Joanie Crosby

Oklahoma! Jessica Boevers, Aasif Mandvi, Shuler Hensley, Andrea Martin, Justin Bohon, Patrick Wilson, and Josefina Gabrielle

"Oscar Laureates," Gwyneth Paltrow, Barbra Streisand, Marlon Brando, and Robert DeNiro

Beatles Penny LanePaul McCartney and Martha in London Crossing Abbey Road

Paul Taylor & Merce CunninghamPaul Taylor and Merce Cunningham

Pauline Kael

Peter Lynch

The Producers (Film Version) Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder

Renee Taylor & Joseph BolognaRenée Taylor and Joseph Bologna

Richard Rodgers and FriendsRichard Rodgers & Friends Gene Kelly, Mary Martin, Yul Brynner, and Julie Andrews

BeatlesRingo Starr In Hollywood Hollywood & Vine with the Beatles’ Stars from the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame

Ronald McDonald (But who is the actor? We’re not allowed to tell!)

jazzRosemary Clooney

Beatles, Srgt, Sergeant Sargeant,�Sargent, Sergent, SargentSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Paul McCartney — George Harrison — Ringo Starr — John Lennon

classicalSimon Rattle

Susan Lucci in Annie Get Your Gun

Thumbs Up!

Tommy Tune, White Tie And Tails

Wonder Of The World Amy Sedaris, Mary Louise Parker, Kristine Nielson, and Sarah Jessica Parker

jazzWynton Marsalis

Ying Quartet Phillip Ying, Janet Ying, David Ying, and Timothy Ying

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