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Image Not Available for Leonard Bernstein directs the National Orchestra of France from the piano in a hommage to Ravel concert at the Champs Elysees Theatre
Leonard Bernstein directs the National Orchestra of France from the piano in a hommage to Ravel concert at the Champs Elysees Theatre
Image Not Available for Leonard Bernstein directs the National Orchestra of France from the piano in a hommage to Ravel concert at the Champs Elysees Theatre

Leonard Bernstein directs the National Orchestra of France from the piano in a hommage to Ravel concert at the Champs Elysees Theatre

Creator Keystone
DimensionsOverall: 24 x 18 cm (9 7/16 x 7 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Object number2005/5153
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for An Abbe walks with copy of France Dimanche under his arm by the Champs Elysees Café
An Abbe walks with copy of France Dimanche under his arm by the Champs Elysees Café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Interior of CBS television studio set with members of the orchestra standing on a giantscore on floor, to the right by the piano is Leonard Bernstein. A studio camera elevated on a jib is lining up a shot of the scene
Interior of CBS television studio set with members of the orchestra standing on a giantscore on floor, to the right by the piano is Leonard Bernstein. A studio camera elevated on a jib is lining up a shot of the scene
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for Woman sits with man who is reading english language newpaper and protects his head from sun with Daily Chronicle, Champs Elysees Café
Woman sits with man who is reading english language newpaper and protects his head from sun with Daily Chronicle, Champs Elysees Café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for There exists along the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris a restaurant only for dogs. Here a couple of customers are served by waiters, just like human beings.
There exists along the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris a restaurant only for dogs. Here a couple of customers are served by waiters, just like human beings.
Associated Press, German
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Woman in bonnet with young son stand at tables of Champs Elysees café
Woman in bonnet with young son stand at tables of Champs Elysees café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Woman assisted by male companion makes adjustments to her hair with vanity mirror, at the table of a Champs Elysees café
Woman assisted by male companion makes adjustments to her hair with vanity mirror, at the table of a Champs Elysees café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Man in Newsweek apron sells English language papers at Champs Elysees café
Man in Newsweek apron sells English language papers at Champs Elysees café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Full length view of well dressed woman sitting alone at table on Champs Elysees
Full length view of well dressed woman sitting alone at table on Champs Elysees
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Man with daughter share a happy moment over Coke and Pils at a Champs Elysees Café table
Man with daughter share a happy moment over Coke and Pils at a Champs Elysees Café table
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Waiter squeezing lemon or orange at table of café on Champs Elysees
Waiter squeezing lemon or orange at table of café on Champs Elysees
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for Middle aged man with beard reads newspaper at Champs Elysees café
Middle aged man with beard reads newspaper at Champs Elysees café
Bert Hardy
1951
Photograph
Image Not Available for M. Marcel Lagrange, who controls the traffic on the Champs Elysées, fought on all fronts during the war.
M. Marcel Lagrange, who controls the traffic on the Champs Elysées, fought on all fronts during the war.
Eric Borchert
1934
Photograph
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