Color Me Barbra

Color Me Barbra is Barbra Streisand's second television special, aired in 1966. This TV movie blends comedy and music, highlighting Streisand's performances in a vibrant, colorful setting. It includes memorable segments, such as a circus dream sequence and an evocative eight-minute exploration of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The visuals are notable, with the use of color symbolizing imagination and creativity. This special serves as a companion piece to her first television special, offering a glimpse into Streisand's artistic vision and stage presence during a pivotal time in her career. Collectors may find value in its unique presentation and the cultural impact of Streisand's work during the 1960s.