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Louis Armstrong, Harry Warnecke, 1947
Harry Warnecke

Louis Armstrong

1947 · Photograph

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National Portrait Gallery

Washington, États-Unis

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NPG.94.43

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SingerArts and CultureInterior decorationJewelryPortraitTrumpetsDesignMusical instruments

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PhotographiesArt d’après-guerreXXe siècle

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Inauguration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1937, Harry Warnecke, 1937

Inauguration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1937

1937 · National Portrait Gallery

Shirley Temple, Harry Warnecke, 1938

Shirley Temple

1938 · National Portrait Gallery

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, Harry Warnecke, 1938

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy

1938 · National Portrait Gallery

W.C. Fields, Harry Warnecke, 1938

W.C. Fields

1938 · National Portrait Gallery

Ethel Waters, Harry Warnecke, 1939

Ethel Waters

1939 · National Portrait Gallery

Orson Welles, Harry Warnecke, 1939

Orson Welles

1939 · National Portrait Gallery

Alice Marble, Harry Warnecke, 1939

Alice Marble

1939 · National Portrait Gallery

Ted Williams, Harry Warnecke, 1940

Ted Williams

1940 · National Portrait Gallery

Aussi exposées : National Portrait Gallery

Page du musée
Robert F. Kennedy, Gardner Cox, 1968

Gardner Cox

Robert F. Kennedy, 1968

Babe Ruth, Paolo Garretto, 1929

Paolo Garretto

Babe Ruth, 1929

Alice Dunbar Nelson, Laura Wheeler Waring, 1927

Laura Wheeler Waring

Alice Dunbar Nelson, 1927

Pauline Morton Sabin, Philip Alexius de László, 1926

Philip Alexius de László

Pauline Morton Sabin, 1926

Adolph Ochs, Philip Alexius de László, 1926

Philip Alexius de László

Adolph Ochs, 1926

Samuel Gompers, Moses Wainer Dykaar, 1924

Moses Wainer Dykaar

Samuel Gompers, 1924

Alexander Graham Bell, Moses Wainer Dykaar, 1922

Moses Wainer Dykaar

Alexander Graham Bell, 1922

Lillian D. Wald, William Valentine Schevill, 1919

William Valentine Schevill

Lillian D. Wald, 1919

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Carly Simon, Andy Warhol, 1980

Andy Warhol

Carly Simon, 1980

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Debbie Harry, Andy Warhol, c. 1980

Andy Warhol

Debbie Harry, c. 1980

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Neil Sedaka and Unidentified Woman, Andy Warhol, 1980-1985

Andy Warhol

Neil Sedaka and Unidentified Woman, 1980-1985

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Café Singer, Amedeo Modigliani, 1917

Amedeo Modigliani

Café Singer, 1917

National Gallery of Art

Patti Smith, poet, 70's cult pop singer, devotee of Rimbaud & Wm. Burroughs, retired 14 years from stage to raise children, her husband passed away. We did Buddhist Jewel Heart Center benefit in 4,000 seat Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor U. of Michigan, she came out of retirement; next day signed new volume _Early Work 1970-1979_ in bookstore, then we suppered at Gelek Rinpoche's house, February 17, 1995., Allen Ginsberg, 1995, printed 1995

Allen Ginsberg

Patti Smith, poet, 70's cult pop singer, devotee of Rimbaud & Wm. Burroughs, retired 14 years from stage to raise children, her husband passed away. We did Buddhist Jewel Heart Center benefit in 4,000 seat Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor U. of Michigan, she came out of retirement; next day signed new volume _Early Work 1970-1979_ in bookstore, then we suppered at Gelek Rinpoche's house, February 17, 1995., 1995, printed 1995

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Mademoiselle Bécat at the Cafe des Ambassadeurs (Aux Ambassadeurs: Mlle Bécat), Edgar Degas, c. 1877

Edgar Degas

Mademoiselle Bécat at the Cafe des Ambassadeurs (Aux Ambassadeurs: Mlle Bécat), c. 1877

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Mlle Bécat, Edgar Degas, c. 1877/1878

Edgar Degas

Mlle Bécat, c. 1877/1878

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Barbra Streisand, Gordon Parks, c. 1964, printed later

Gordon Parks

Barbra Streisand, c. 1964, printed later

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art