Robert Reisner

Reisner, Robert George.

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Robert George Reisner was a writer, humorist, and jazz fan. He wrote the biography of the jazz musician Charlie Parker, “Bird: The Legend of Charlie Parker," taught jazz history at Brooklyn College, created the Institute for Jazz Studies, and taught a course in graffiti at the New School. He was a jazz critic for The Village Voice.

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Bird
Representative edition published 2009
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Encyclopedia of Graffiti
Representative edition published 1980
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The jazz titans, including "The parlance of hip"
Representative edition published 1977
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Encyclopedia of graffiti
Representative edition published 1974
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Graffiti
Representative edition published 1971
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Graffiti
Representative edition published 1971
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Show Me the Good Parts
Representative edition published 1964
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Beat jokes, bop humor, & cool cartoons
Representative edition published 1960
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More captions courageous
Representative edition published 1959
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The literature of jazz
Representative edition published 1959
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More captions courageous
Representative edition published 1958
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Great erotic scenes from literature
Representative edition published 1972
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Wagner Die Hochzeit
Representative edition published 1971
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Graffiti
Representative edition published 1971
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The brave ghouls
Representative edition published 1960
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Fakes and forgeries in the fine arts
Representative edition published 1950
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