During the golden age of Hollywood, many were those who “hunt” the biggest star with a camera in their hand, but few were those who “hunt” at the right time.
One of them was Phil Stern, the photographer and artist as well as the beloved child of the biggest stars of the era.
His work was hosted at the biggest magazines of the early ’40, 50s and 60s and the critics of the time subclinical to his talent.
With his camera captured Humphrey Bogart doing seesaw with his daughter, the “eternal” blonde Merilyn facing uncomfortable the great actor Jack Benny, the James Dean hiding under his sweater.
On the occasion of the 95th birthday of Stern, 95 of his photographs, will be presented on Saturday the 6th of September at the Veterans Homes in Los Angeles. Have a look at some of them:
The James Dean hiding under his sweater
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong record the «Ella & Louis Again» 1957.
Ray Charles poses for a portrait in 1975.
Humphrey Bogart makes a cigarette break in the filming of «Blood Alley», 1955.
Merilyn looks uncomfortable near the great actor Jack Benny
Anita Ekberg preparing for a photo shoot in 1953.
Sidney Poitier, Tony Curtis, Sammy Davis Jr. Jack Lemmon and roam at MGM Studios in Los Angeles in 1959.
Humphrey Bogart does seesaw with his daughter, Leslie, at home in Los Angeles in 1955.
Frank Sinatra in the recording studio hallway.
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