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Leonard Bernstein 100, one hundred photographs of Leonard Bernstein taken by some of the greatest photographic masters of the 20th century : plus original scores, manuscripts & letters, compiled and curated by Steve J. Sherman ; conceived by Steve J. Sherman, Jamie Bernstein and Craig Urquhart ; foreword by Alexander Bernstein, Jamie Bernstein, and Nina Bernstein Simmons

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Leonard Bernstein 100, one hundred photographs of Leonard Bernstein taken by some of the greatest photographic masters of the 20th century : plus original scores, manuscripts & letters, compiled and curated by Steve J. Sherman ; conceived by Steve J. Sherman, Jamie Bernstein and Craig Urquhart ; foreword by Alexander Bernstein, Jamie Bernstein, and Nina Bernstein Simmons
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eng
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contains biographical information
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illustrations
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non fiction
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Leonard Bernstein 100
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1078661206
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compiled and curated by Steve J. Sherman ; conceived by Steve J. Sherman, Jamie Bernstein and Craig Urquhart ; foreword by Alexander Bernstein, Jamie Bernstein, and Nina Bernstein Simmons
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one hundred photographs of Leonard Bernstein taken by some of the greatest photographic masters of the 20th century : plus original scores, manuscripts & letters
Summary
"Leonard Bernstein is internationally renowned as one of the greatest conductors, composers, musical inspirations, and creative minds of our time. He is also legendary for his extreme passion, raw charisma, and powerful convictions, with a brash, insatiable lust for life that became etched more clearly into the lines of his face with each passing year. As with many celebrities, Leonard Bernstein was constantly being photographed, but unlike most, he was photographed by some of the greatest visual masters of the 20th century, including Richard Avedon, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Ken Heyman, Yousuf Karsh, Stanley Kubrick, Gjon Mili, Arnold Newman, Ruth Orkin, Irving Penn, and W. Eugene Smith. To mark his centennial, curator and photographer Steve J. Sherman and Jamie Bernstein, Lenny's eldest daughter, present this remarkable collection of 100 iconic images, which tell the Maestro's life story through the unique vantage point of these image-makers and their revelatory (and sometimes never-before-seen) photographs."--Provided by publisher
Table Of Contents
The early years, 1918-1943 -- Rise to prominence, 1944-1956 -- The maestro, 1957-1969 -- Man of the world, 1970-1979 -- The final years, 1980-1990 -- The man, his music, and his mind
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adult
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