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Bernstein, Leonard. (1918–1990) [Hirschfeld, Albert. (1903–2003)]. "BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN" - Signed Lithograph. Original lithograph, executed in 1989, pencil signed and inscribed 'printer's proof', for the edition of 115. 14.75 x 15 (image) inches, 21 x 19 inches overall and in very fine condition. Framed in a charming keyboard-themed frame with inlaid wood.
"Hirschfeld drew musicians always with incredible fluidity; they were, perhaps, his favorite subjects. But out of the entire world of music, no one person was drawn as much as Leonard Bernstein. Hirschfeld was commissioned to draw Bernstein at least once in every decade from the 1950's to Bernstein's death in 1990." (Margo Feiden)
"Hirschfeld drew musicians always with incredible fluidity; they were, perhaps, his favorite subjects. But out of the entire world of music, no one person was drawn as much as Leonard Bernstein. Hirschfeld was commissioned to draw Bernstein at least once in every decade from the 1950's to Bernstein's death in 1990." (Margo Feiden)
Bernstein, Leonard. (1918–1990) [Hirschfeld, Albert. (1903–2003)]. "BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN" - Signed Lithograph. Original lithograph, executed in 1989, pencil signed and inscribed 'printer's proof', for the edition of 115. 14.75 x 15 (image) inches, 21 x 19 inches overall and in very fine condition. Framed in a charming keyboard-themed frame with inlaid wood.
"Hirschfeld drew musicians always with incredible fluidity; they were, perhaps, his favorite subjects. But out of the entire world of music, no one person was drawn as much as Leonard Bernstein. Hirschfeld was commissioned to draw Bernstein at least once in every decade from the 1950's to Bernstein's death in 1990." (Margo Feiden)
"Hirschfeld drew musicians always with incredible fluidity; they were, perhaps, his favorite subjects. But out of the entire world of music, no one person was drawn as much as Leonard Bernstein. Hirschfeld was commissioned to draw Bernstein at least once in every decade from the 1950's to Bernstein's death in 1990." (Margo Feiden)