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Robert Risko captures Stevie Wonder's soulful style in this whimsical illustration for The New Yorker in 1995
The photo was taken before John and his team left for the remainder of his US tour in 1974
The performance would be recorded and released as a live album and earn triple-Platinum as one of the best selling live albums of the 1970s
Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin photographed in London to promote their record “Je t’aime… mois non plus” for The Daily Express on March 12
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Marilyn, The Final Interview IV – Limited Edition Print Size:14" X 20" Robert Risko captures Stevie Wonder'sIn July 1962, Allan Grant, one of the defining photojournalists of the American post war period, visited Marilyn Monroe at her Brentwood home. The assignment was to photograph Monroe for a Life magazine interview conducted by journalist Richard Meryman, later published under the title Marilyn Lets Her Hair Down About Being Famous. Unlike the highly controlled studio sessions that had shaped much of Monroes public image, Grant photographed her within
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