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An original Al Hirschfeld caricature (American 1903 - 2003) Pen/Ink Drawing, 24" x 16" Margo Feiden Galleries NY label on reverse

An original Al Hirschfeld caricature (American 1903 - 2003) Pen/Ink Drawing, 22" x 18" Margo Feiden Galleries NY label on reverse

Hirschfeld, Al (American, 1903 – 2003). Original Hirschfeld Drawing of Tennessee Ernie Ford. Original pen-and-ink drawing by the famed Broadway caricaturist, depicting actor, television, host, and G

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Untitled Pen on paper 11" x 8" Signed lower side

Hirschfeld, Al. (Two Signed Lithographs) "Great Songwriters" and "Vladimir Horowitz" Limited Signed Editions. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to deve

Hirschfeld, Al. "Cultural Season 1984" Signed Limited Edition 9/250. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic

Hirschfeld, Al. "There's No Business Like Show Business" Signed Edition 73/175. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative

Hirschfeld, Al. Two Lithographs: "High Noon" & "Love Among The Ruins" Signed Editions. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most inn

Hirschfeld, Al. "Sherlock Holmes" Signed Edition AP XXXI/XXXII. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visu

Hirschfeld, Al. "Bogart & Bacall: Key Largo" Signed Edition 123//200. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconi

Hirschfeld, Al. "Kabuki: Musume" Signed Edition 208/275. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visual lang

Hirschfeld, Al. "Casablanca" Signed Edition APXX/XXX. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visual languag

Hirschfeld, Al. "The Wild One" Signed Edition 91/160. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visual languag

Hirschfeld, Al. "Me and My Girl" + "La Cage Aux Folles" Signed Editions. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and ic

Hirschfeld, Al. Two Lithographs; "Patrick Stewart, A Christmas Carol" and ""George Abbott, Damn Yankees". (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop

Hirschfeld, Al. "David Copperfield" Signed Limited Edition: AP1 XXX/250. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and ic

Hirschfeld, Al. "Miss Saigon" Signed Edition AP XI/XXX. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visual langu

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Sweeney Todd. Illustration for the 1979 original Broadway production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" at the Uris Theatre, published in The New York Times,

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) "Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton." Published in The New York Times, March 3, 1968. Pen and ink on board, 1968. 685x559 mm; 27x22 inches. Signed "Hirschfeld 3" in ink, lower right

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in "Private Lives", with inscription from Richard Burton. Pen, ink, and graphite on board, 1983, signed "Hirschfeld" at lower right with a

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Original pen and ink portrait of W.C. Fields. An original pen and ink on illustration board caricature of W.C. Fields holding a cigar and with his finger in a shot glass and

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) "Time of the Cuckoo." Illustration for the 1952 Broadway production at the Empire Theatre, published in The New York Times, December 21,1952. Pen and ink on board. 559x626 mm

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) BROADWAY & THEATER COLLECTION Eleven lithographs, comprising Piccadilly Circus, 1960, ed. 387/500; The Dancer, 1969, ed. 198/200; Arabesque from Rhythm, 1970, ed. 69/120; Ste

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Groucho Marx. Etching, 1983, signed in pencil "HIRSCHFELD" at lower right and numbered AP XXV/XXX at lower left, 12 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches (32 x 25 cm), framed. Visually fine, no