Martin HARRIS: Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman, 1949 / VINTAGE
Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman, 1949. In his capacity as a staffer for Stars and Stripes during the Second World War, he served in North Africa, Italy, France and Germany photographing most of the Allied military brass as well as world leaders, weary GIs and Nazi POWs.
ORIG. PHOTO of young MARLON BRANDO seated on bed w/ telephone by MARTIN HARRIS
[April 1950]. Left hand pensively touching the side of his slightly tilted head, his seductive smile brightens his face. Books piled up on an end table next to an old lamp and an open closet which reveals its contents serve as background for this tender portrait.
ORIG. PHOTO of broadcaster EDWARD R. MURROW by LIFE Photographer MARTIN HARRIS
(Murrow, Edward R. [1908-1965]). His creased brow emphasizes his serious nature. Near fine. The photographerMartin Harris (1908-1971) worked for»Stars and Stripes» during the second World War.
ORIG. PHOTO of broadcaster EDWARD R. MURROW by LIFE Photographer MARTIN HARRIS
(Murrow, Edward R. [1908-1965]). His creased brow emphasizes his serious nature. Near fine. The photographerMartin Harris (1908-1971) worked for»Stars and Stripes» during the second World War.
ORIG. PHOTO of young ORSON WELLES shaving in front of mirror by MARTIN HARRIS
(Welles, Orson). Harris, Martin.A BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OF A YOUNG ORSON WELLES SHAVING IN FRONT OF A MIRROR. [Photographed circa 1945]. Bare-chested, his shirt hanging from a hook on the wall behind him, the neatly combed actor and future director carefully draws the blade across his lathered cheek which his right hand while his left hand, carelessly holding a towel across his chest as he draws the skin taught with his fingers.