likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

likeafieldmouse: Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits: 1. Jean Cocteau (1949) 2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941) 3. Audrey Hepburn (1955) 4. Anthony Perkins (1958) 5. Winston Churchill (1951) 6. Albert Einstein (1947) 7. Bobby Fischer (1967)

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