VIRGIL THOMSON publicity photo '68 Kansas City composer

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VIRGIL THOMSON publicity photo '68 Kansas City composer
This is a black and white print featuring VIRGIL THOMSON, printed and distributed by Gale Research Co. in 1968. The photo was created for reference use and has been affixed to a piece of cardboard. PLEASE NOTE – it is not an actual glossy photo, it is a matte print (more subtle and neutral than a glossy). Moreover, it is a retired library piece that has been handled and utilized.
The picture measures approximately 6 x 8 inches, and the image shown is the actual picture, though the company logo has been mater-marked on it to prevent image theft (it doesn’t come like that, of course). The approximate measurement represents the actual dimension of the exposed image, though there may be a caption or short border surrounding it in most cases.
Virgil Thomson was an American composer and critic from Kansas City, Missouri. He was instrumental in the development of the "American Sound" in classical music, though he has been described as a modernist, and a neoclassicist. His most famous works for theater are two operas with libretti by Gertrude Stein, “Four Saints in Three Acts,” especially famous for its use of an all-black cast, and “The Mother of Us All,” as well as incidental music for Orson Welles' Depression-era production of “Macbeth,” set in the Caribbean.
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