Note on verso: "Chapel high up on the Burgenstock (Suisse)"
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Note on verso: "I'll be coming round the mountain" - are these two of the Switzerland repeats? Prob. Lake Lucerne"
Livingston Gearhart standing by railing with Lake Lucerne in the background
Livingston Gearhart and Charles Stoppani reclining in chairs in garden
Note on verso: "Charles Stoppani and I in garden path beside the house - Your little Levy has quite Hebraic physiognomy in this one. Wohlen, Suisse, 1938"
Livingston Gearhart looking at advertisement on kiosk in Salzburg
Note on verso: "Who do you suppose this guy Toscanini is, with his name plastered all over Salzburg"
Livingston Gearhart standing at base of a tower
Note on verso: "Believe me, I was not blasé about all this"
View of Festung Hohensalzburg from below
Note on verso: "The thin spire in the leftern portion of the castle is the little church I took from the window. Salzburg"
View of Festung Hohensalzburg from a distance
Note on verso: "From another angle. The Burg on Schloss Salzburg"
Note on verso: "Look hard and you might find an Alp in this one (from the Schloss, Salzburg)
Note on verso: "View of something or other Austrian"
St. George's Chapel steeple in the Festung Hohensalzburg in Salzburg
Note on verso: "View from the prince's apartments in the Burg, Salzburg"
Livingston Gearhart standing by a fountain in Salzburg
Note on verso: "As I wrote you a postcard I was right here. Probably Salzburg, 1937"
Livingston Gearhart looking out window possibly in Chatillon-Coligny
Note on verso: "Looking out over the town from my room. Tower on horizon all that remains of a 12th century chateau."
Livingston Gearhart sitting as framed by doorway of the maison dite de l'enfer, Chatillon-Coligny
Note on verso: "Front door - peaked house in background is Paradis. During the wars of religion L'Enfer was a Protestant stronghold
Paradise the Catholic hangout. Chatillon-Coligny, 1939"
Exterior of the maison dite de l'enfer, Chatillon-Coligny
Note on verso: "L'Enfer - view from the rue de Paradis. Summer of 1939, Chatillon-Coligny"
Livingston Gearhart with unidentified woman standing at a well at the maison dite de l'enfer, Chatillon-Coligny
Note on verso: "At the well with Valentine. Summer of 1939 at 'L'Enfer', Chatillon-Coligny
View of road beneath trees in Gargenville (location of Nadia Boulanger's summer home)
Note on verso: "Allee d'Hannecourt - exposed too long, but I send it anyway. The house Boulanger lent to me in the country."
View from Igor Stravinsky's Paris apartment window
Note on verso: "View from Stravinsky's apartment"
Nadia Boulanger and her Fontainebleau class of 1938 (clipping)
Nadia Boulanger and M. Hufstadter at Fontainebleau
Note on verso: "Mme Boulanger et M. Hufstadter (1937 or 8)"
Walter Damrosch and Nadia Boulanger at Fontainebleau
Note on verso: "Damrosch at Fontainebleau"
Note on verso: "Dans les jardins du palais (Fontainebleau)"
Note on verso: "It was all a mistake setting so much stone in. Houses on this street date back to 1400. My most beautiful views are yet to come. Have bought you long white gloves.
Livingston Gearhart sitting on bench with unidentified male
Note on verso: "Rue Grand (Main Street) Fontainebleau"
Hallway inside the American Conservatory at Fontainebleau
Note on verso: "Corridor in the Conservatoire"
Note on verso: "Another hall in the conservatoire - my studio is a door on the left"
Livingston Gearhart searching through second hand music at bookstalls along the Seine
Note on verso: "Can I get you anything at the bookstalls? Tell me the kinds of things you want."
Note on verso: "Second hand music on the Seine. The urge to browse is irresistable"
Note on verso: "Notre Dame from the derrierre"
Note on verso: "Chateau Daumesnil (of the Valery's) - not a good picture"
Livingston Gearhart standing on the Le Ponts des Arts bridge in Paris with the Louvre in the background
Note on verso: "Le pont des Arts. Louvre in the background
Livingston Gearhart in front of building at Fontainebleau
Note on verso: "Windows upper right are mine. Fontainebleau, Summer 1937"
Note on verso: "Carp pond near the palace (Fontainebleau)
Note on verso: "Fountain in the courtyard at Fontainebleau"
Livingston Gearhart standing beneath Paul-Eugène Benet statue of Jean Vauquelin at the Château-Musée de Dieppe
Note on verso: "Chateau at Dieppe. I am beneath the statue. Chez Mme. Forget"
Livingston Gearhart looking over a balcony in Paris
Note on verso: "Paris with a slight affectation"
Livingston Gearhart standing before the main doors at Chartres Cathedral
Note on verso: "Probably Notre Dame [crossed out] Chartres."
Livingston Gearhart standing near the Arc de triomphe
Note on verso: "Arc de Triomphe on way to Valery's to hear Schnabel records. Note tandem bicycle."
Two unidentified males in white jackets standing at end of reflecting pool
Note on verso: "Getting interested in 'trick' shots - you know, artistic photography"
Livingston Gearhart standing in front of a Café Bar Restaurant, presumably in Paris
Livingston Gearhart sitting on top of wall in Paris
Note on verso: "Call this one Innocent abroad"
Nadia Boulanger behind piano onstage at rehearsal with London Philharmonic Orchestra, 1937
Note on verso: "Rehearsal London Philharmonic taken from the organ loft where I was turning pages. Boulanger is in the center behind the piano"
View of moors in unidentified location, probably England
Note on verso: "The 'moors'. In the picture, looks like almost anyplace, I know. Characteristic features - such as a line of poplars on the far side, don't show up"
Note on verso: "Oratory, Hyde Park, London"
View of the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park, London
Note on verso: "The Serpentine, Hyde Park (London)"
View of ships on the ocean at the Port of Southampton, England
Note on verso: "Part of the British fleet coming into Southampton (the first view I had of Europe)
View towards water from onboard a ship, probably the U.S.S. Normandie
Note on verso: "Probably the Normandie, aft"
Livingston Gearhart with Sonia and Ethel Gechtoff before portrait of J. Edgar Hoover by Leonid Gechtoff
Note on verso: "Winter 1936, Phila. Sonia, Mrs. Gechtoff. The portrait is Leonid Gechtoff's rendition of J. Edgar Hoover"
Livingston Gearhart standing and unidentified male laying on ground at Camp Aldercliff, Weymouth, Nova Scotia
Note on verso: "Nova Scotia, Camp Aldercliff, ca. 16"
Two unidentified males at Camp Aldercliff, Weymouth, Nova Scotia
Note on verso: "Camp Aldercliff, Nova Scotia (Weymouth)"
Livingston Gearhart at Camp Aldercliff, Weymouth, Nova Scotia
Livingston Gearhart with his sister Martha and unidentified person looking down into what is possibly a fish pond
Livingston Gearhart walking beside his sister Martha
Livingston Gearhart sitting beneath an umbrella with his sister, Martha Gearhart
Note on verso: "Martha and Livingston, chez Burnett? (Orange, N.J.) 1935?
Livingston Gearhart sitting beneath an umbrella with his mother Lillian
Livingston Gearhart in vest and tie standing in front of a garage
Livingston Gearhart in suit and tie standing in front of house
Note on verso: "8th grade graduation E. Orange"
Livingston Gearhart in suit and tie sitting on porch of house
Note on verso: "? Grove St. East Orange?"
Livingston Gearhart in suit and tie standing with gazebo in background
Johannes Brahms with Emmie Weyermann, wife of Walther Weyermann, at the Weyermann estate, Hagerhof, in Bad Honnef
From a group of photographs taken at a gathering of Brahms and his friends in May 1896 following the funeral of Clara Schumann at the Weyermann estate, Hagerhof, in Krefeld, Germany.
Johannes Brahms with Alwin von Beckerath, Gustav Ophüls, and Bram Eldering walking down a path in Bad Honnef
Johannes Brahms with Alwin von Beckerath, Gustav Ophüls, and Bram Eldering in Bad Honnef
Johannes Brahms tending to a bird dropping on the jacket of Alwin von Beckerath, as Karl Piening, Bram Eldering, Rudolf von der Leyen, and Gustav Ophüls stand nearby
Budapest String Quartet members with koala bears at Mills College: Josef Roismann, Boris Kroyt, Alexander Schneider, and Mischa Schneider
Livingston Gearhart and Virginia Morley with Daniel, Madeleine, and Darius Milhaud, at Mills College
Livingston Gearhart walking across street in Paris
Livingston Gearhart sitting on couch with Herve Armington in Igor Stravinsky's parlor
Livingston Gearhart and Virginia Morley at Mills College
Livingston Gearhart, Fred Waring, and Virginia Morley at the Gearhart's farm in Pennsylvania
Marcel Tabuteau standing outside the Drake Hotel in Philadelphia
Tabuteau was oboist with Philadelphia Orchestra and taught at Curtis Institute of Music
Nadia Boulanger (at piano) with her class of summer 1938
Students, including Herve Armington (far left in chair), Ethel Thurston (behind and to left of Boulanger), Louise Talma (behind and right of Boulanger), Livingston Gearhart (behind Talma, to right), and Virginia Morley (seated far right)
Nadia Boulanger standing with conductor Walter Damrosch in the garden of the restaurant at the American Conservatory, Fontainebleau
See p.281 in Nadia Boulanger: A Life in Music
Note on verso: "Please save and perhaps return the ones of Boulanger. This is so characteristic - last lesson next week - before the fall, that is.
Nadia Boulanger with her group of singers and others. Livingston Gearhart in the back row, head turned
Note on verso: "With her group of singers and other people"
Livingston Gearhart sitting next to Nadia Boulanger at an outdoor café in Paris
Note on verso: "Boulanger talking to Emma"
Livingston Gearhart on board the Normandie
Livingston Gearhart standing on a bridge in Paris
Livingston Gearhart, Virginia Morley, Benjamin Baldwin, Fred Werle (far right), and unidentified male, in the dining pavilion at the Conservatoire Américain de Fontainebleau
Livingston Gearhart walking across a street in Paris
Livingston Gearhart and group of Nadia Boulanger students sitting at an outdoor café. Virginia Morley is seated across from Gearhart, Nadia Boulanger visible at end of table
Note on verso: "Restaurant 'A la petite chaise' just across from Virginia's. We learned on authority other night that her house is almost 400 yrs old, and in all the guide books or you know what I mean"
Livingston Gearhart and unidentified male onboard the ship, The Normandie