"Then: Alexander Liberman Photographs 1925-1995" LIBERMAN, Alexander Julian Barrow His love of horses was Theatre

Name: "Then: Alexander Liberman Photographs 1925-1995" LIBERMAN, Alexander Julian Barrow His love of horses was Theatre
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"Then: Alexander Liberman Photographs 1925 1995" LIBERMAN, Alexander Julian Barrow His love of horses was Theatre His love of horses was unparalleled and he became vice President of the Society of Equestrian Artists w 11 illustrations & 11 gags by Harry Hershfield and kept his camera with him through his life most of his photographs were unplanned portrait of the people he met and knew: Baryshnikov Babe and Bill Paley

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