Iconic photos of Frank Worth capturing Hollywood stars of the 1950s
The name of photographer Frank Worth is almost unknown to the general audience: his pictures of Hollywood stars created a real sensation only after the death of the master. We present to you some very emotional and atmospheric portraits of cult artists of the 50s made by Frank Worth.
Frank Worth (1923-2000) was an American photographer who befriended and photographed many Hollywood actors and actresses between 1939 and 1964. His candid black-and-white photographs are unusual for an era when most stars were limited to carefully staged glamorous portraits. He kept many of his photographs secret so that they would not be seen before his death. It was rumored that he was close to several of his models, including Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield; he confirmed his affair with Monroe shortly before his death.
1. Liz Taylor, 1954
2. The photographer also created a series of interesting pictures of Marilyn Monroe. This photo was taken in 1951.
3. Marilyn Monroe
4. Marilyn Monroe during the shooting of the movie "How to marry a millionaire", 1953
5. Another photo from the filming of "How to marry a millionaire": the elegantly restrained pose of Marilyn Monroe seems to emphasize the emotional leap of Sammy Davis.
6. 1955, Frank Sinatra with his new car
7. Director Billy Wilder corrects Marilyn Monroe's hairstyle on the set of the film ”Seven Years of Desire". Marilyn – in the famous white dress.
8. Jane Mansfield playing at the casino. The actress was in a close relationship with Frank Worth, and the photographer tried in every way to contribute to the development of her career.
9. Jane Mansfield and Robert Wagner
10. The actress who later became the Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly. onethousandninehundredfiftyfour
11. James Dean
12. Dennis Hopper
13. The idol of the 50s, who lived an incredibly bright but short life — James Dean. 1954.