File:John Kirkpatrick, pianist, 1905-1991.jpg

Summary[edit]

• Description: Portrait of American pianist John Kirkpatrick (18 March 1905 – 8 November 1991)
• Photographer: Uncredited
• Date: circa 1953
• Source: Princeton Alumni Weekly (20 February 1953)."Princetonians in Education VII: John Kirkpatrick '26", p. 21. Princeton University

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