Table of contents:
- 1. Party in San Francisco
- 2. Countess Elisabeth Caroline von Fürstenberg-Hedringen
- 3. Lauren Bacall and her son Stephen
- 4. Travel to Acapulco
- 5. Festive party
- 6. Marilyn Monroe
- 7. The model conquers the fashion world
- 8. British film actress
- 9. Photoshoot with Eva Gabor
- 10. Tony Curtis and Janet Lee
- 11. Esther Williams
- 12. Countess Dolores
- 13. Movie star Joan Collins
- 14. Socialite
- 15. Gladys Patsy Pulitzer
Video: "Kings of Hollywood": socialites, movie stars and other celebrities through the lens of the legendary Slim Aarons
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
George Allen Aarons is an American photographer who was born in 1916 in Manhattan. He became famous for his photographs of celebrities. But he did not come to this right away. At 18, Aarons joined the US Army, then worked as a photographer at West Point and was a photographer during World War II. He began photographing celebrities when, after the war, when he moved to California. It was there that he created his iconic project "Kings of Hollywood".
1. Party in San Francisco
2. Countess Elisabeth Caroline von Fürstenberg-Hedringen
3. Lauren Bacall and her son Stephen
4. Travel to Acapulco
5. Festive party
6. Marilyn Monroe
7. The model conquers the fashion world
8. British film actress
9. Photoshoot with Eva Gabor
10. Tony Curtis and Janet Lee
11. Esther Williams
12. Countess Dolores
13. Movie star Joan Collins
14. Socialite
15. Gladys Patsy Pulitzer
And in continuation of the story about 15 Hollywood Celebrities Who Could Be Our Compatriots.
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