Annie Leibovitz Tote Bags

Novice and professional photographers might like to celebrate the craft by carrying one of our Annie Leibovitz tote bags. The famous portrait photographer began her professional career in 1970 when she was hired by “Rolling Stone” magazine at the age of 21. In 1991, she was the first woman to be commemorated through an exhibit displaying hundreds of her photographs at the National Portrait Gallery. Her celebrity photographs sparked controversy secondary to unusual poses.

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Annie Leibovitz American, 1949. Muhammad Ali, New York, 1996 Tote Bag

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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ American, b. 1949. Bruce Springsteen, Asbury Park, New Jersey, 1987 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Bruce Springsteen, Philadelphia, 1999 Tote Bag

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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ American, b. 1949. John and Yoko, New York, December 8, 1980 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Alice in Wonderland, Donatella Versace and Rupert Everett with Na Tote Bag

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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ American, b. 1949. Cindy Crawford, Brookville, New York, 1993 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Lauren Hutton, Oxford, Mississippi, 1981 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, 1949. Carl Lewis, Houston, Texas, 1994 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, 1949. Diane on the Santa Monica Beach, 1997 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Jerry Garcia, New York, 1973 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Paloma Picasso, Paris, 1982 Tote Bag

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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ American, b. 1949. Roseanne and Tom, Vanity Fair cover, 1990 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Pat Benatar, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1981 Tote Bag

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Annie Leibovitz American, b. 1949. Tammy Wynette and Daughter, Lakeland, Florida, 1971 Tote Bag

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1 - 72 of 112 annie leibovitz tote bags for sale

Novice and professional photographers might like to celebrate the craft by carrying one of our Annie Leibovitz tote bags. The famous portrait photographer began her professional career in 1970 when she was hired by “Rolling Stone” magazine at the age of 21. In 1991, she was the first woman to be commemorated through an exhibit displaying hundreds of her photographs at the National Portrait Gallery. Her celebrity photographs sparked controversy secondary to unusual poses.