Hawkins, Marshall P., 1910-

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Born 1910 in Lynchburg, Virginia; died 1988 in Warrenton, Virginia.

Hawkins was a nationally-known photographer of equestrian sport, based in Warrenton. His career spanned fifty years and took him all over the country to equestrian events of all kinds. His work frequently appeared in popular magazines such as The Chronicle of the Horse, Spur and The Saturday Evening Post. His most famous photograph was of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy (included in this collection), which appeared on the cover of Life magazine in 1962.

From the description of Marshall Hawkins photograph collection, photographic prints, 1940-1980 1960-1975. (National Sporting Library). WorldCat record id: 53250821

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creatorOf Hawkins, Marshall P., 1910-. Marshall Hawkins photograph collection, photographic prints, 1940-1980 1960-1975. National Sporting Library & Museum, National Sporting Library
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Place Name Admin Code Country
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
United States
Maryland
Canada
Subject
Fox hunting
Horse racing
Horse-shows
Preakness Stakes, Baltimore, Maryland
Secretariat (Race horse)
Steeplechasing
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Birth 1910

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