Hirschfeld, Al. Lena Horne, Josephine Baker, and Carol Channing in Lorelei. (1903-2003) Al Hirschfeld combined black and white linear drawing with portraiture to develop one of the most innovative and iconic visual languages. Known as one of the most influential caricaturists in history, Hirschfeld went on to capture countless celebrities and Broadway stars with little more than his expressive black lines; a career with the NY Times spanning 75 years.
Lena Horne is signed in pencil by Hirschfeld on the far right bottom corner and numbered 169/200. 14 x 11", framed to 22 x 18.5".
Josephine Baker is signed in pencil by Hirschfeld on the far right bottom corner and numbered 117/150. 14 x 11", framed to 22 x 18.5".
Carol Channing is signed in pencil by Hirschfeld on the far right bottom corner and numbered 152/160. Plate size: 12.5 x 10.5", paper size: 18 x 15".
Estimated Value $250 - 400
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