Philippe Halsman, The French Crate

The French Crate

Philippe Halsman

Publisher
Thames & Hudson
Year
2026
ISBN
978-0-500-03046-2
Specifications
hardcover without jacket
27.5 x 21.5 cm
168 pages
126 illustrations

Philippe Halsman fled Paris for New York in 1940, taking with him only his camera and twelve prints. Having relocated to America, Halsman enjoyed significant artistic and commercial success. As well as taking iconic portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Einstein, and collaborating with Dalí for 37 years, he also photographed 101 LIFE Magazine covers, which remains an unbeaten record.

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