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Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED
Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.]. "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. . 2001.

Softcover. 4to. 95 pp. Signed and inscribed to the actor Jim Frasher on the title, incorporating a drawing of a pointing hand. In fine condition, with minor shelf wear.

"Hirschfeld's extravagant pictorial portfolio isn't limited to the theater, or even to New York City, but it is hard to imagine him without New York, or New York without him. His gyrating line is Gotham-life plussed into an electric socket, flashing neon, open all night." (Frank Rich)

Jim Frasher (1932 - 2017) was an actor, known for Redwood Forest Trail (1950), Gene Autry and the Mounties (1951) and The Gene Autry Show (1950).

Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.] "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED

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Hirschfeld, Al. (1903-2003) [Bell, Clare. & [Rich, Frank.]. "Hirschfeld's New York" - SIGNED. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. . 2001.

Softcover. 4to. 95 pp. Signed and inscribed to the actor Jim Frasher on the title, incorporating a drawing of a pointing hand. In fine condition, with minor shelf wear.

"Hirschfeld's extravagant pictorial portfolio isn't limited to the theater, or even to New York City, but it is hard to imagine him without New York, or New York without him. His gyrating line is Gotham-life plussed into an electric socket, flashing neon, open all night." (Frank Rich)

Jim Frasher (1932 - 2017) was an actor, known for Redwood Forest Trail (1950), Gene Autry and the Mounties (1951) and The Gene Autry Show (1950).

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