As Julian Wasser tells it, when he first began shooting for magazines like Time and Life in the 1960s, celebrity-obsessed photographers did not yet exist. With his Nikon in tow, Wasser was given unprecedented access to actors, musicians, politicians, and writers—everyone from fresh-faced, teenage Jodie Foster to silver-screen heavyweights like Steve McQueen and Jack Nicholson.
Looking through these collected images, we see not only a more relaxed Hollywood, but also America during a dramatic cultural and political transition.
Looking through these collected images, we see not only a more relaxed Hollywood, but also America during a dramatic cultural and political transition.
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| Weegee on Sixth Avenue |
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| Ava Cadell |
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| Barry White |
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| The Beatles |
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| Bobby Kennedy |
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| Brooke Hayward and Dennis Hopper |
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| Cher |
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| Chucky Star |
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| Clint Eastwood |
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| David Bowie |
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| Donna Summer |
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| Farrah Fawcett |
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| Gloria Swanson |
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| Hugh Hefner |
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| Iggy Pop |
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| Jack Nicholson |
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| Jackie Chan |
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| Jane Fonda and Vadium with Vanessa |
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| John F. Kennedy |
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| Joan Didion |
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| Jody Foster |
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| John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn |
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| Joni Mitchell |
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| Marilyn Monroe |
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| Martin Luther King |
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| Michael Jackson and Diana Ross |
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| Mick Jagger |
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| Neil Young |
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| Phil Spector with Deborah Harry |
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| The Rolling Stones |
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| Roman Polanski |
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| Steve McQueen |
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| Susan & Dorita |
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| Sylvester Stallone |
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| The Jackson Five |
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