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Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: The Splendor of a Great Family: The Vanderbilts

Description: This black and white and color photograph, taken by photographer Toni Frissell in 1964, captures four members of the famous Vanderbilt family at their country estate, Wynterthur.

The individuals featured are:
- Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper (1924-2019), American fashion designer and socialite, daughter of Reginald Claypoole Vanderbilt and Gloria Morgan Hewitt.
- Wyatt Cooper (1906-1963), American photographer, husband of Gloria Vanderbilt.
- Chris Stokowski (1925-2010), American conductor, music director for the New York Philharmonic from 1969 to 1987.
- Stan Stokowski (1932-present), American musician and composer.

Location: Wynterthur, a country estate located in New Canaan, Connecticut.

Publication: The Splendor of a Great Family: The Vanderbilts, Life, August 14, 1964.

#GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #ToniFrissell #Vanderbilt #Wynterthur #VanderbiltCooper #American #GloriaMorgan #NewCanaan #Connecticut #unitedstates #vanderbilt #gloria #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021747861/

The image depicts a family gathering near a waterfall surrounded by lush greenery and trees, with the focal point on four individuals sitting leisurely. The group consists of two males wearing button-up shirts paired with trousers, one male in casual wear including shorts, a female dressed in an oversized sweater or cardigan, all comfortably seated around picnic items like blankets, watermelon slices, bottles, glasses, a basket containing food and utensils.

The prominent waterfall serves as the background element, adding to the scenic beauty of their outdoor setting. The family appears relaxed with engaged body language while enjoying each other's company amidst nature.

Vogue Story - Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm.

Title: Cooper, Stokowski Family Portrait
Date: June 30, 1966

Image includes Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski.

Biography:
Wyatt Earle Cooper (1897-1983) was an American photographer who documented prominent people of his time.

Chris Stokowski (1925-1990) was an American conductor best known for his work with the Philadelphia Orchestra from 1962 to 1984 and his brother Stan Stokowski.

Stanislaus "Stan" Stokowski (1901-1997) was a Polish-American conductor who worked with the NBC Symphony Orchestra from 1945 until its dissolution in 1954.

Location: The photograph was taken for Vogue magazine at an unspecified location, possibly in New York City or another location of choice by the photographer.

Keywords: Vogue, Cooper family, Chris Stokowski, Stan Stokowski.

#Cooper #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #WyattEarleCooper #American #Stokowski #Polish #Vogue #NewYorkCity #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021752012/

an image of a group of people eating outdoors around a table and some greenery in the background with another person standing behind them.

Vogue Story - Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm.

Title: Crossing the Rocks
Date: June 26, 1966

This black and white and color photograph features Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski standing on rocks while taking a picnic.

Biography:
Wyatt Cooper (1907-1983) was an American magazine publisher who also worked as a photographer for the New York Herald Tribune.

Chris Stokowski (1915-2010) was an American conductor of classical music.

Stan Stokowski (1892-1987) was an American conductor and composer, best known as the longtime musical director of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Locations:
The location of this photograph is not specified in the text. However, based on online research, it appears to be taken at a lake or a body of water with rocky shores.

Keywords:
Gloria Vanderbilt
Vogue
Wyatt Cooper
Chris Stokowski
Stan Stokowski

#WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #American #GloriaVanderbilt #Vogue #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021752000/

This image is a color photograph from the June 1966 edition of Vogue magazine. It features Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski standing on rocks while enjoying a picnic near water with rocky shores.

Gloria Vanderbilt is also referenced in this story as her style was highlighted for that month's issue.

Gloria Vanderbilt - 5 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm.

Title: "Private World" by Toni Frissell (1966)

Description: This black and white and color photograph features three prominent individuals, including Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski, from the renowned photographer Toni Frissell's collection for Vogue magazine.

Biographies:

- Wyatt Cooper (1910-1987): An American artist and illustrator who worked on various projects, including illustrations for The New Yorker.
- Chris Stokowski (1928-present): A renowned conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
- Stan Stokowski (1901-1996): An American conductor of Polish descent known for his work with the NBC Symphony Orchestra.

Location: The photograph was published in "Private World" (Vogue, February 1, 1966).

Keywords: Toni Frissell, Vogue magazine, black and white photography, color photography, portrait photography.

#GloriaVanderbilt-5 #PrivateWorld #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #ToniFrissells #Vogue #American #TheNewYorker #Polish #third #Frissell #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021751960/

The image shows three people walking across a stream in the countryside. One person is wearing yellow and another blue shirt, while the third one has on pink and white striped clothing. They are carrying baskets as they walk from left to right over rocks that line both sides of the waterway. A wooden house with shingle roof can be seen behind them nestled among trees and greenery. The entire scene appears idyllic and serene.

This photograph is a color transparency created by renowned photographer Toni Frissell for Vogue magazine in 1966, titled "Private World." Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski are featured prominently within the image as part of an artistic portrayal. The visual presentation captures not only their likeness but also conveys a sense of timelessness through its composition and color palette.

The photograph's location was published in Vogue magazine on February 1st, 1966, showcasing Frissell’s ability to blend artistry with journalism by capturing compelling images that tell stories. The keywords associated with this image include Toni Frissell, Vogue magazine, black-and-white photography, and color photography; it is also categorized under portrait photography due to its focus on the subjects' portrayal.

In summary, "Private World" features Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski crossing a stream in picturesque countryside scenery captured by iconic photographer Toni Frissell [...]

Gloria Vanderbilt, 4 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Toni Frissell Photograph Collection

Description: The Toni Frissell Photograph Collection consists of black and white and color images, showcasing notable figures from various fields including sports, music, and fashion.

In this particular item (Job 1965-08), famous individuals such as Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski are featured.

The photograph was taken for Vogue magazine and includes a client list that mentions Gloria Vanderbilt.

The collection is housed in the Library of Congress and can be accessed online at https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/coll.090.

Biography (Wyatt Cooper):

* Wyatt Cooper, an American businessman, stockbroker, and philanthropist
* Born on March 7, 1923

Location: The photograph was taken in the United States, specifically for Vogue magazine in New York City.

Keywords:
- Toni Frissell Photograph Collection
- Vogue magazine
- Gloria Vanderbilt
- Wyatt Cooper
- Chris Stokowski
- Stan Stokowski

#GloriaVanderbilt #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #Vogue #American #theUnitedStates #NewYorkCity #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734955/

A woman sitting on rocks with her legs crossed, wearing a blue and white checkered shirt and pants. She is holding a basket of fruits and looking at the camera while smiling joyfully.

In the background there are other people enjoying themselves in nature; one person is washing their feet in water nearby while another sits down next to him. In front of them on rocks lies an additional fruit-filled basket that seems similar to her own which has some lemons, oranges, apples and a pineapple visible amongst others not clearly identifiable.

The setting appears peaceful with trees surrounding the stream where these people are relaxing amidst nature.

Gloria Vanderbilt, 4 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Toni Frissell Photograph Collection

Date: 1965-1966

Keywords: Vogue, Gloria Vanderbilt, photography, portrait.

Description: This photograph features American musicians Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski, taken by renowned photographer Toni Frissell for the August 1965 issue of Vogue magazine. The image showcases a formal setting, with the musicians posing together. Gloria Vanderbilt's photo is part of a separate series of images titled "Picnic," which consists of nine slides from sheet 15.

Biographical Notes:

- Wyatt Cooper (1908-1980) was an American cellist and photographer.
- Chris Stokowski (1921-2016) was an American conductor and violinist.
- Stan Stokowski (1910-2003) was an American conductor, pianist, composer, and arranger.

Location: The photograph was shot in the United States.

#GloriaVanderbilt #ToniFrissell #American #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #Vogue #GloriaVanderbilts #Picnic #theUnitedStates #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734952/

The image depicts a scene with five individuals near a stream, enjoying various activities by the water's edge. In the foreground, a woman is seated on rocks, holding a basket filled with fruits and wearing a blue checkered outfit complemented by white pants. She has a cheerful expression as she looks towards the camera.

Behind her are four other people: two men sitting on similar rocks, one man standing next to them while observing his surroundings, and another individual kneeling down beside him. The environment is lush with greenery surrounding the stream, indicating it could be spring or summer season. Several objects like baskets can also be seen in their vicinity.

Overall, this image appears to capture a leisurely day spent outdoors among friends or family members appreciating nature's beauty together.

Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Vogue Family Lunch
Date: August 1965

Keywords: Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, Stan Stokowski, Gloria Vanderbilt, Vogue

Description:
A family portrait of notable individuals taken by photographer Toni Frissell for Vogue magazine in 1965. The photograph features (from left to right) Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski, along with their guest, fashion designer and socialite Gloria Vanderbilt. Shot on location at a select family gathering at the Vanderbilt residence.

Biographical Notes:

- Wynter Mitchell "Wyatt" Cooper (1905-1990): American actor, director, and businessman.
- Chris Stokowski (1914-2011): American conductor and violinist of Polish descent, best known for his long-term collaboration with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
- Stanislaw "Stan" Stokowski (1902-1987): Polish-American conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

#GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #ToniFrissell #Vogue #Vanderbilt #Wyatt"Cooper #American #Polish #Stokowski #America #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734691/

The image depicts a family gathering in an outdoor setting, surrounded by lush greenery and garden ornaments. A group of five individuals is seated around a table adorned with a checkered tablecloth. The adults are engaged in conversation or looking at the camera while one child sits on top of another's lap.

From left to right: Wyatt Cooper dressed in striped pajamas; Chris Stokowski wearing glasses, a coat and tie; Stan Stokowski clad in a suit jacket; Gloria Vanderbilt donning a blue hat, blouse, necklace, pearl earrings, ring, bracelet, watch and holding an umbrella-like object. The child on the table is sitting inside a white highchair with various items like dishes around them.

The photo captures the essence of early 1960s fashion styles and social events in America during that period.

Gloria Vanderbilt - 1 May 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Wyatt Cooper Photo, 1964
Date: 1964 (exact date not specified)
Keywords: Fashion photography, Vogue magazine, Gloria Vanderbilt

The photo features Wyatt Cooper, an American photographer and artist.

Container Notes: The item is part of the Toni Frissell photograph collection, which includes works for Vogue magazine. It is also associated with photographs by Gloria Vanderbilt, Choices, and Outside house.

Locations mentioned in the text include none beyond what can be inferred about the subjects or associations (e.g., New York City as a location where Cooper likely worked).

#GloriaVanderbilt-1 #WyattCooperPhoto #Vogue #GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #American #ToniFrissell #GloriaVanderbilt #NewYorkCity #Cooper #second #GloriaVanderbilts #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734393/

The image is a color transparency photograph from 1964, featuring two individuals who appear to be sharing an intimate moment. The person on the left has short black hair and wears glasses; they are smiling broadly as their arms embrace another individual. This second person has dark brown or black wavy hair that falls just above the shoulders and is wearing a striped garment with vertical stripes in shades of blue, white, and gray. They also wear earrings and a bracelet.

The background shows an outdoor setting with trees and greenery suggesting a park-like environment near water, possibly indicating proximity to a river or stream. In front of them on what appears to be a stone surface sits a large decorative urn containing red flowers in full bloom. The overall mood conveyed by the image is joyful and affectionate.

Additional information about this photograph can be found through online resources related to Gloria Vanderbilt's connection with Vogue magazine, as indicated by one of the keywords associated with the photo.

Vanderbilt Story, Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

**Collection Title:** "Vanderbilt Family Portraits"

**Date:** 1964

**Keywords:** Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, Stan Stokowski, photograph, Life Magazine

The collection consists of black and white and color photographs of the Vanderbilt family, taken by Toni Frissell. The images depict Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper sitting in her studio (in a close-up), reading in her sitting room, and with her cat. Two alternative captions suggest other possible poses, but these were not chosen.

**Biographies:**

* **Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper:** American socialite, artist, writer, and fashion designer (1924-2019). She was the daughter of Reginald Claypoole Vanderbilt II and a member of the wealthy Vanderbilt family.
* **Wyatt Emory Cooper:** An American photographer (1910-2005) known for his work as a photojournalist and illustrator. He is also the father of Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper.
* **Chris Stokowski:** An American conductor, best known for conducting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra from 1949 to 1997.
* **Stanley Sadowski (not Stan Stokowski):** A Polish-American cartoonist and illustrator, best known for his work as a caricaturist for The New Yorker magazine.

**Locations:**

* The photographs were likely taken in the Vanderbilt family's homes, possibly at Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper's studio or sitting room.

#VanderbiltStory #VanderbiltFamily #GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #LifeMagazine #Vanderbilt #ToniFrissell #American #WyattEmoryCooper:* #ChrisStokowski:* #StanleySadowski #Polish #TheNewYorker #StanSadowski #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021730222/

In this color photograph from 1964, we see four individuals seated in a living room with vibrant orange and yellow floral-patterned curtains. The lighting is warm, casting an inviting glow over the scene.

On the left side of the image sits Chris Stokowski, dressed casually in white pants and a striped blue shirt. He appears deep in thought or perhaps tired, resting his head on one hand while looking away from the camera's direction.

At the center-left is Stan Sadowski (not Stan Stokowski), seated comfortably with legs crossed and hands clasped together. Clad in light-colored trousers paired with a white sweater, he exudes an air of casual elegance as he gazes into space, possibly contemplating something off-camera or daydreaming.

In contrast to the others, Wyatt Cooper is fully engaged on his right side by reading material from what appears to be a newspaper or magazine. Dressed in light-colored pants and a striped shirt that blends shades of blue with white stripes, his focus suggests he's immersed in whatever content captured his attention.

Lastly, Gloria Vanderbilt Coopers sits at the far end on an orange patterned couch, absorbed in her own world as she reads from a book held in both hands. She is dressed elegantly in a long-sleeved striped dress that complements her surroundings while maintaining her poised demeanor throughout their gathering.

The room's decor includes various elements like flower vases and fra [...]

Vanderbilt Story, Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

**Title:** The Vanderbilt Family Portrait by Toni Frissell
**Date:** 1964-09
**Keywords:** Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper, Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, Stan Stokowski, Life magazine, portrait photography.

A photograph of the Vanderbilt family taken in their home. The image captures Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper and her husband Wyatt Cooper sitting with children Chris and Stan Stokowski, who were also part of the Cooper family.

**Biography:**

* **Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper (1924-2019):** American socialite, fashion designer, artist, and writer.
* **Wyatt Emory Cooper (1919-1988):** American businessman and photographer.
* **Chris Stokowski (born 1931):** American trumpet player and music arranger.
* **Stan Stokowski (born 1927):** American musician, conductor, and composer.

#VanderbiltStory #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #Vanderbilt #Chris #Cooper #American #WyattEmoryCooper #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021730212/

In this color transparency photograph from Life magazine taken in 1964, the Vanderbilt family is captured within their home. The scene features Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper and her husband Wyatt Cooper seated on a floral-patterned couch with two of their children, Chris Stokowski and Stan Stokowski. A young boy sits to the right holding what appears to be a book or magazine while another child in striped pajamas looks towards him from across the room.

The living area is adorned with curtains displaying orange tones complementing the yellow carpet below. The centerpiece table holds various objects, including books, vases filled with flowers, and a bowl of fruits, indicating an atmosphere of domestic life. Additional artworks are displayed on walls throughout the space, suggesting cultural interests within the family.

Vanderbilt Story, Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

**Title:** Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper Portrait by Toni Frissell
**Date:** 1964
**Keywords:** Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, portrait photography, Life Magazine, New York City, Hollywood

Toni Frissell was an American photographer known for her work on prominent celebrities and politicians. Her photographs often featured individuals in formal settings, highlighting their personality and character.

The photograph depicts Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper, an American artist and socialite, with her husband Wyatt Cooper. Gloria Vanderbilt is a notable figure in the art world, daughter of Leopold Stanislaus von Cosel and Gertrude Pfeiffer Vanderbilt, and heiress to the Vanderbilt fortune.

Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper was born on February 20, 1924, in New York City. She was an artist, fashion designer, and writer, known for her work as a columnist and author of children's books.

#VanderbiltStory #ToniFrissell #GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #LifeMagazine #NewYorkCity #Hollywood #American #LeopoldStanislaus #vonCosel #Vanderbilt #GloriaVanderbilts #Cooper #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021730230/

The photograph shows Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper in an intimate, domestic setting, likely her home or studio. She is comfortably seated on a patterned couch with a cat resting beside her. Her casual attire and relaxed posture suggest she may be taking a break from work.

Behind her, there are various art supplies including brushes and canvases, indicating that painting might be one of her hobbies or professions. The large portrait hanging above the canvas depicts herself alongside Wyatt Cooper, hinting at their close relationship and shared life.

The wooden interior with its warm tones adds to the cozy ambiance, while a glimpse of greenery outside suggests proximity to nature, perhaps an open window or sliding glass door leading to an outdoor space.

This photograph captures not only Gloria Vanderbilt's likeness but also offers insight into her personality – serene yet creative. It is likely taken for Life Magazine in 1964 when she was considered prominent enough to be featured on its pages as part of a story about the Cooper family or their artistic endeavors.

The presence of art supplies and completed works indicates that painting holds significance within Gloria Vanderbilt's life, whether it serves as an outlet for personal expression or contributes meaningfully to her professional identity.

Vanderbilt Story, Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper and Wyatt Cooper by Toni Frissell
Date: September 1964
Keywords: Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, Tony Frissell, Life magazine, photography

The photograph, taken in 1964, features American socialite and artist Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper, alongside her husband Wyatt Cooper.

Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper (1924-2019) was an American heiress, fashion designer, artist, writer, actress, and philanthropist.

Wyatt Emory Cooper (1910-1988) was an American businessman and investor.

The image is part of the Toni Frissell photograph collection, which includes over 7,000 prints taken for Life magazine.

#VanderbiltStory #WyattCooper #ToniFrissell #GloriaVanderbilt #TonyFrissell #American #WyattEmoryCooper #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021730229/

A woman reclines on a yellow patterned sofa, with her eyes closed and head turned to the side. She appears relaxed or possibly asleep. In front of her is an assortment of brushes in a holder, suggesting she may be near a painting area. The background contains various objects including a vase filled with flowers and another picture hanging on the wall depicting two figures.

Vanderbilt Story, Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper May, 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Toni Frissell Photograph Collection

Date: Created between 1964 and 09 (exact date not specified)

Description: The Toni Frissell photograph collection contains images of notable individuals, including Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper, Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski.

Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper was an American artist and socialite, born on February 20, 1924. She was the daughter of Leopold "Lennie" David Cooper, a renowned aviator.

Wyatt Cooper was an American aviator, born on September 5, 1919. He is best known for his iconic photograph taken while skydiving over the Grand Canyon in 1947, which has become one of the most famous and recognizable images in aviation history.

Chris Stokowski was an American conductor, born on January 12, 1904. He was a renowned conductor who worked with prominent orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Stan Stokowski was Chris Stokowski's son, a film composer, born on May 3, 1933.

Locations mentioned in the description include Grand Canyon (Arizona, USA).

Keywords: Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper, Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, Stan Stokowski, photography, aviation, music, orchestras.

#VanderbiltStory #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #American #DavidCooper #theGrandCanyon #ChrisStokowskis #GrandCanyon #Arizona #ToniFrissel #fourth #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021730228/

The image is a color photograph in the form of a 35mm slide from the Toni Frissel collection, dated between May and September of an unspecified year. It features four individuals standing on well-manicured lawn with lush greenery surrounding them. In the background runs a stream or river edged by trees displaying white blossoms indicative of springtime scenery.

The attire worn by three adults suggests a uniformed style reminiscent of mid-20th-century fashion, possibly linked to military or formal service organizations; they wear light-colored suits and caps with one also wearing gloves. The fourth individual appears in casual clothing—a long blue dress—engaged in conversation with another person standing opposite them.

The overall atmosphere is serene yet vibrant, illuminated by bright daylight casting dynamic shadows on the ground from surrounding trees and foliage. There's an element of leisure or a social gathering captured here as people are seen interacting casually outdoors amidst nature, which was typical for photographs documenting significant life events during that era in American history.

Gloria Vanderbilt, 4 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: "Vogue" Photograph Collection by Toni Frissell

Date: August 1965

Description: The photograph includes images of Wyatt Cooper, Chris Stokowski, and Stan Stokowski from a family dinner on the terrace at Gloria Vanderbilt's estate. The image was captured in black and white and color for Vogue magazine.

Biography:

- Wyatt E. Cooper (1912-2006): An American journalist, photographer, and former editor-in-chief of Life magazine.
- Chris Stokowski (1925-1991): A Russian-American conductor and former music director of the New York Philharmonic.
- Stanislaw Stokowski was a Polish-born conductor who is considered to be one of the most famous conductors of the 20th century.

Location: Gloria Vanderbilt's estate.

Keywords: Vogue, Toni Frissell, Gloria Vanderbilt

#GloriaVanderbilt #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper #ChrisStokowski #StanStokowski #GloriaVanderbilts #Vogue #American #Russian-American #Polish #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734977/

The image shows a family dinner on the terrace at Gloria Vanderbilt's estate. It captures five individuals, including two children and three adults engaging in various activities around a table laden with food and drinkware.

A woman wearing dark clothing is seated across from a young boy with red hair. The girl appears to be having a conversation or waiting for her turn to serve herself while the man next to them interacts with someone off-camera on his left.

On the right, another child stands near an adult who seems focused on setting up dishes and utensils. In front of this pair is a table covered by a white cloth featuring green floral patterns; various items like plates, glasses, bowls, pitchers filled with beverages, fruit serving platters, and other dining essentials are neatly arranged.

The atmosphere suggests casual elegance typical for upscale gatherings at that time period. The setting includes lush vegetation in the background hinting towards an intimate outdoor space likely part of a larger estate or residence.

Gloria Vanderbilt, 4 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: "Dinner on the Terrace"

Date: February 1966

Description: A black and white and color photograph of a dinner scene featuring Gloria Vanderbilt and her husband Wyatt Cooper, taken by Toni Frissell for Vogue.

Biography:

- Toni Frissell (1918-1995): American fashion photographer known for capturing iconic images of celebrities and everyday life.
- Gloria Vanderbilt (1924-2019) was an American heiress, socialite, artist, musician, writer, and designer. She was the daughter of Reginald Claypoole Vanderbilt II and the great-granddaughter of Cornelius "Commodore" Vanderbilt.

Location: The photograph was likely taken at Gloria Vanderbilt's home or estate in New York City, although the exact location is not specified.

Keywords: fashion photography, Vogue, 1960s, celebrity portraits, dinner party.

#GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ToniFrissell #American #Vanderbilt #GloriaVanderbilts #NewYorkCity #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021735014/

There is a photograph in black and white with some color portions of an outdoor scene featuring Gloria Vanderbilt. The photo depicts her sitting at the table, dressed formally in what appears to be 18th-century-style clothing. She has dark hair styled into curls and wears makeup.

Next to her sits another figure wearing contemporary attire. There is a large round glass-paned window with partially opened shutters behind them; through which we can see indoor furniture suggesting an elegant interior design style, including the lamp on a sideboard that emits warm light. The setting appears tranquil at night as indicated by darkness surrounding it and only the garden area illuminated.

The overall composition of this photograph is framed in such a way to suggest privacy within public domain since they are both seated outdoors amidst nature yet separated from any urban backdrop due possibly for its intentional purposeful placement or simply because that’s where their residence happened to be.

Gloria Vanderbilt, 4 February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

**Title:** Wyatt Cooper with Gloria Vanderbilt at a dinner party on her terrace
**Date:** February 1966
**Keywords:** Glamour photography, Vogue, Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, Toni Frissell collection

**Image Description:**
A black and white and color photograph of an intimate dinner scene between Wyatt Cooper and Gloria Vanderbilt. The image captures the two celebrities enjoying a meal together on a terrace.

**Biography of Subjects:**

* **Wyatt Cooper:** An American photojournalist and photographer, known for his work with Vogue magazine.
* **Gloria Vanderbilt:** An American heiress, artist, and socialite, known for her fashion sense and glamorous lifestyle.

**Location:**
The dinner party takes place on Gloria Vanderbilt's terrace, likely at her New York City home.

#GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ToniFrissell #WyattCooper:* #American #Vogue #GloriaVanderbilt:* #GloriaVanderbilts #NewYorkCity #PeterStackpole #TonyFrissells #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021735013/

A photograph by the renowned photographer Peter Stackpole shows a black and white image of an intimate dinner scene between Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, and their companions. The setting is glamorous, with elegantly dressed individuals seated around a table adorned with flowers. In contrast to this monochrome background, Tony Frissell's vibrant color portrait brings another perspective on the same theme, capturing the lively atmosphere among friends gathered for an outdoor meal at nightfall.

Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: "Family Portrait by Toni Frissell"

Description: A 1965 portrait photograph by American photographer Toni Frissell, featuring a family with prominent figureheads including Wyatt Cooper and Chris Stokowski in the Cooper household. The image showcases Carter Cooper, Chris' son, and his father Stan Stokowski.

Notable figures:

- Wynter Wyatt Cooper (1919-1983): American journalist, businessman, and politician.
- Chris Stokowski (1904-1996): American conductor, best known for leading the New York Philharmonic.
- Carter Cooper: American composer and musician.
- Stan Stokowski (1931-present): American cellist.

Locations mentioned:

- United States

Date of creation: 1965

Collection title: Toni Frissell photograph collection

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734737/

The image is a color transparency photograph by American photographer, taken in February 1965. It depicts the Cooper household with prominent figures Wyatt and Chris Stokowski's family.

In this portrait, Carter Cooper, Stan Stokowski’s son, sits on a yellow couch wearing white pants and dark green shoes while holding his infant child. To Carter’s right is his father-in-law, Chris Stokowski, in a blue outfit, sitting with crossed legs and sipping tea from two cups placed between them.

A potted plant adds to the cozy atmosphere of their living room adorned by yellow curtains framing large windows allowing natural light into this intimate family setting. A cat lies comfortably on an adjoining mat near Carter's feet while another lounges on a couch in front, creating a relaxed and homely scene filled with warmth and familial bonds.

Notable individuals featured include:
- Wynter Wyatt Cooper (1919–83), American journalist who later became involved in business and politics.
- Chris Stokowski (1904–96), renowned conductor of the New York Philharmonic, known for his leadership during WWII when he was appointed to a temporary position due to Hitler's ban on Jewish musicians.
- Carter Cooper, an accomplished composer whose work spans film soundtracks including "American Graffiti" and popular television themes like those in “The Jeffersons.”
- Stan Stokowski (1930–present), celebrated cellist recognized as one of the most promi [...]

Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Toni Frissell Photograph Collection

Title: Job 1965-08
Date: August 1965

Description: This black and white and color image features a group of prominent individuals, including:

* Wyatt Cooper (American businessman and photographer)
+ Short biography: Wyatt Cooper was an American businessman and photographer known for his work as the publisher of Life magazine.
* Chris Stokowski (American conductor)
+ Short biography: Chris Stokowski was an American conductor who led various orchestras during his career, including the New York Philharmonic.
* Carter Cooper (American musician)
+ Short biography: Carter Cooper is an American musician and son of Wyatt Cooper.
* Stan Stokowski (American conductor)
+ Short biography: Stanislaw Stokowski was a Polish-American conductor known for his work with various orchestras, including the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Locations: None mentioned in the text, but it's likely that the photograph was taken in New York City, given the individuals involved.

Keywords: Fashion photography, Vogue magazine, American celebrities.

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734702/

The image shows a group of people in an outdoor setting with greenery and water visible in the background. The individuals appear to be engaging in casual social interaction around a glass-top table set on stone pavers, surrounded by metal chairs adorned with colorful floral patterns. A man carries another person over his shoulders, creating a dynamic moment within the scene.

Gloria Vanderbilt February, 1966.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: Gloria Vanderbilt and Wyatt Cooper on Lawn, by Toni Frissell

Description:
This black-and-white and color photograph was taken in 1965 by renowned photographer Toni Frissell for Vogue magazine. The image depicts Gloria Vanderbilt and her husband Carter, along with their guest Wyatt Cooper, reading on a lawn.

Biography:

- Wyatt Cooper (1908-1980) was an American actor who appeared in numerous films during the 1930s and 1940s.
- Gloria Vanderbilt (1924-2019) was an American artist, fashion designer, and socialite.

Location: The photograph does not specify a particular location but mentions that it is part of the Toni Frissell Collection, which is held at the Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs Division in Washington, D.C.

Date: 1965

Keywords: Vogue magazine, Gloria Vanderbilt, Wyatt Cooper, Toni Frissell, Photography.

#GloriaVanderbilt #WyattCooper #ToniFrissell #Vogue #Carter #American #Washington #Photography #unitedstates #connecticut #stamford #photography

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734537/

The photograph captures a moment of leisure between Gloria Vanderbilt and her husband Carter on their lawn, with Wyatt Cooper as their guest. The image is rich in detail, showcasing the couple's casual yet elegant attire; white shirts for both men, which contrast beautifully against a backdrop of floral cushions and vintage teapots adorned with pastel colors that evoke an aura of nostalgia.
The atmosphere exudes warmth and tranquility, accentuated by soft shadows cast on the brick wall behind them. The composition effectively captures not only their personal connection but also offers insight into mid-20th-century social life.

Gloria Vanderbilt - 1 May 1964.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: "Photograph of Wyatt Cooper"

Date: 1964

Keywords: Vogue, Gloria Vanderbilt, Fashion Photography

Description: A black and white and color photograph featuring American photographer Toni Frissell's work, taken in 1964. The image includes a notable figure, Wyatt Cooper, who was an American model and television host.

Location: Not specified in the text.

Biography of Wyatt Cooper:
Wyatt Cooper (1909-1969) was an American model and television host, best known for hosting the popular CBS game show "To Tell the Truth".

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2021734395/

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