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81 •
CECIL BEATON (1904-1980) & HERBERT LIST (1903-1975)
A trio of photographs of Andrea Tagliabue.
Silver prints, the images measuring 279.4x228.6 mm.; 11x9 inches and 241.3 mm.; 9½ inches square, the Beatons with his signature, in ink, on recto and his hand stamp on verso; the List with his signature, title, date, and various notations, in ink, on verso. Circa 1960s.
[2,500/3,500]
Andrea Tagliabue met the bohemian artist and author Charles Henry Ford in the 1960s while Tagliabue was working as a film actor in Italy. The two quickly formed a bond and lived together in Paris and eventually New York. Through Ford, Tagliabue was introduced to the wider LGBQT+ community that existed in Lower Manhattan during the 60s and 70s.