John Bryson Black and White Photography
John Bryson was a prolific photojournalist, who spent eight years as a photographer and photo editor at Life Magazine before turning freelance. He is renowned for candid and dynamic celebrity portraits and had an innate ability to win the trust and affection of the rich and famous. His book The Private World of Katharine Hepburn is a seminal and celebrated work. Bryson also photographed Ernest Hemingway (famously kicking a beer-can in the snow), Elizabeth Taylor, Clint Eastwood, Frank Sinatra, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Nikita Khrushchev and Salvador Dali wearing a crown of sausages.
1960s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1960s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1980s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1970s American Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1940s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1920s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1930s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1920s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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21st Century and Contemporary Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1960s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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20th Century American Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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Early 2000s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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1960s Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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Mid-20th Century Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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Mid-20th Century Modern John Bryson Black and White Photography
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