Lyricist Collection
Caption: Celebrating the Art of Lyricism through Time From Oscar Hammerstein II to Frederic Weatherly
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Caption: Celebrating the Art of Lyricism through Time From Oscar Hammerstein II to Frederic Weatherly, lyricists have left an indelible mark on the world of music and entertainment. Pictured here is Melville Gideon at the piano, a talented composer who collaborated with numerous lyricists in his time. In this captivating image from c1893, we see Francis De Croisset engrossed in his craft. Known for his lyrical prowess, De Croisset's words resonated with audiences across generations. The four Cohans, a renowned vaudeville act that captivated audiences with their lively performances and clever lyrics. Their contribution to the art form cannot be overstated. Manning Sherwin and Eric Maschwitz are captured here in 1940, two brilliant minds who crafted unforgettable lyrics that continue to enchant listeners today. Joseph Mery, depicted in this photograph from c. 1876/84 by an unknown creator, was a masterful lyricist whose work stood the test of time. Hugo von Hofmannsthal's portrait showcases a man whose poetic brilliance extended beyond words alone. His lyrical compositions touched hearts and souls alike. Robert Burns' lithograph portrays a Scottish poet and lyricist whose verses celebrated love, nature, and humanity. His works remain beloved classics to this day. George M. Cohan's portrait from 1928 immortalizes him as one of America's greatest songwriters and performers. His infectious melodies coupled with insightful lyrics made him an icon of his era. Lastly, George M. Cohan shines again in another portrait where he embodies happiness through his role as Happy - reminding us all of the power that lies within well-crafted lyrics to uplift spirits and bring joy into our lives.