J. R. Eyerman (November 1906 – December 1985) was an American photographer and photojournalist. Born in his parents’ photographic studio in Butte, Montana, the photographer developed a particular sense of ironic perspective and aesthetic sensibility that shaped his work throughout his life.
Eyerman took his first published photograph at the age of 10. In 1938 he started to work at Life Magazine. There he took his most iconic images documenting 20th Century history and culture ranging from atom bombs, high-speed aircraft, fast cars, and scientific marvels to America’s post-war urban exuberance, including Hollywood.
Click here to see : “J. R. Eyerman Rediscovered, Part One: Kim Novak” at Galerie Meyer
We are thrilled to announce our exclusive collaboration with the estate of renowned photographer J. R. Eyerman (1906-1985). This November we will present two exhibitions, one in London and one in Paris, which take us back to the glamour and excitement of Hollywood and pay tribute to one of America’s celebrated 20th century photojournalists.
For Photo Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris we present “J. R. Eyerman Rediscovered, Part One: Kim Novak”: a series of 1950s photographs of Kim Novak as a young starlet.We will simultaneously show “Part Two: Beauties, Brutes and Other Characters” in our London gallery.
Tipi Hedren and Hichtco...
We are thrilled to announce our exclusive collaboration with the estate of renowned photographer J. R. Eyerman (1906-1985). This November we will present two exhibitions, one in London and one in Paris, which take us back to the glamour and excitement of Hollywood and pay tribute to one of America’s celebrated 20th century photojournalists.
For Photo Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris we present “J. R. Eyerman Rediscovered, Part One: Kim Novak”: a series of 1950s photographs of Kim Novak as a young starlet.We will simultaneously show “Part Two: Beauties, Brutes and Other Characters” in our London gallery.
Tipi Hedren and Hichtcock © J.R. Eyerman – TIME & LIFE Pictures/Getty Images
The photographs in these exhibitions come from the...