Artie Shaw leaning on a couth and holding the RCA Victor BP-10 personal radio in his hand. Shaw is wearing a patterned suit jacket and tie.
Artie Shaw photographed from the side sitting at a desk and using a typewriter. Shaw is looking down at the typewriter and holding his hands over the keys.
Artie Shaw looking up and to the side. Shaw is wearing a white suit jacket and patterned tie.
Publicity photo of Artie Shaw looking forward and smiling while holding a clarinet with both hands. Shaw is wearing a white tuxedo and black bowtie.
Artie Shaw and Dave Dexter looking at artifacts taken by Shaw during his service tour in the South Pacific. Shaw is wearing a formal armed services suit and tie. Dexter is wearing a lighter colored...
Artie Shaw and Dave Dexter holding a Japanese flag covered in writing. Shaw is holding a cigarette and wearing a formal armed services suit and tie. Dexter is standing on the right, wearing a lighter...
Dave Dexter standing at a podium and looking down with Artie Shaw standing at the left. Two unidentified men are seated at the table.
Dave Dexter standing at a podium and looking down with Artie Shaw sitting to the left. Two unidentified men are also seated at the table.
Artie Shaw looking forward and smiling while sitting. Shaw is wearing a patterned suit jacket and tie.
Artie Shaw and Tommy Dorsey talking with an unidentified man. Shaw is standing in the center holding his clarinet while looking down at a case held by Dorsey. Both Shaw and Dorsey are smoking...
Backstage at a broadcast to American soldiers over the Armed Forces Radio Service network in 1945 are Count Basie, Jimmy Cagney, Ginger Rogers, Lionel Hampton, Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, and Don Wilson...
Dave Dexter, Woody Herman, Al Jarvis, and Artie Shaw seated on couches and laughing in a studio with Congressman James Roosevelt II. An unidentified child (possibly his son) sits on Roosevelt's lap.
New York demonstration on behalf of Artie Shaw. Unidentified people standing outside and wearing coats are holding signs proclaiming affection for Shaw, likely in support of his discharge from armed...
Woody Herman, Dave Dexter, Artie Shaw, and Congressman James Roosevelt II seated and talking in a studio. Roosevelt is looking to the side at Herman while Dexter and Shaw look off to the side.
