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Behind so many award-winning careers, high-profile productions, beloved institutions and in-depth research projects there is often a quieter story of early support from the government.

Due to its graphic nature, please email [email protected] to receive high resolution un-blurred images of the piece. Robert Mapplethorpe's 1978 'X' portfolio is still one of the most provocative ...

McNally recalled the “Because the Night” singer frequently dining at the restaurant, where he was a general manager, with her then-boyfriend, photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. “Smith and ...

Smith made it into the book, obviously, along with her boyfriend at the time, photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. “Smith and Mapplethorpe could be very difficult to wait on,” McNally wrote.

photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe’s ex-Sam Wagstaff often joined the couple. Patti Smith reduced a waitress to tears, according to McNally. Picture: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images ...

He said that Smith's then-boyfriend, photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, was also difficult to deal with. "Smith and Mapplethorpe could be very difficult to wait on," McNally wrote, via Page Six.

photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe’s ex-Sam Wagstaff often joined the couple. “Smith and Mapplethorpe could be very difficult to wait on,” McNally, 73, writes. “Smith ...