"Cecil Beaton's New York" 1938 BEATON, Cecil (SOLD) Charles Cary Rumsey

"Cecil Beaton's New York" 1938 BEATON, Cecil (SOLD) Charles Cary RumseyBEATON, Cecil [261] pp. J. B. Lippincott Company 1938 9" x 6 1 4" A first edition of Beaton's witty and glamourous snapshot of Manhattan in the 1930s. Cecil Beaton first sailed to New York in November 1928, it was the first of many annual trips he was to take, spending the winter in a hotel in Manhattan creating portraits and fashion photographs for Cond Nast. It was in New York that Beaton steadily built up a reputation as a leading international

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Further embellished throughout with charming equine illustrations by the inimitable sporting artist- Paul Desmond Brown

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*Le Masque d'Hollywood* (1931) directed by Clarence Badger and John Daumery

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