Hitchcock Hands It Out, by Angus McBean
A photographic study of film director Alfred Hitchcock. Angus McBean (1904-1990), began his career in the theatre making masks and designing sets. He took an interest in photography from an early age and from the early 1930s took it up as a profession after a stint as a window dresser in the department store, Liberty's. McBean's work was famous for being surreal and experimental, with work frequently featured in TheTatler and Bystander and The Sketch between the mid 1930s to the 1950s
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Picture No
10223821
Media ID
48925902
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Usage Restrictions
Image must be reproduced in full' (including caption and masthead if applicable) to show full page context
Source
The Sketch. 26th October 1949, p363, By Angus McBean
Date
1949
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