Barbra Streisand is a name synonymous with talent and versatility, and her early years in Hollywood showcase a remarkable journey of artistic growth. From her breakout role in Funny Girl to her unforgettable performances in films like A Star Is Born and The Way We Were, Streisand emerged as a powerhouse in both music and film.

During the 1970s, two leading photojournalists, Steve Schapiro and Lawrence Schiller, sought to uncover the woman behind the legend. Their work aimed to reveal the 'real Barbra,' going beyond the glamorous façade to capture the essence of her persona. Through their lenses, they documented not just her film roles but also her relationships and connections with directors and co-stars, including Elliott Gould and Robert Redford.

One particularly noteworthy collection, “Barbra for Harper’s Bazaar,” features stunning photographs from Schapiro's cover shoot with Streisand. The images are a testament to her multifaceted talent, portraying her as not only a singer but as a complete artist capable of directing, writing, and dancing.

This captivating narrative is enriched by over 340 pages of photographs, many of which have never been published before, offering fans a unique glimpse into Streisand's life and career. The collection serves as a tribute to her influence and artistry during a pivotal time in her career.

Barbra Streisand. Art Edition No․ 1–100, Steve Schapiro ‘Barbra for Harper’s Bazaar’

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