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Classic Male Portraits

A collection of vintage black-and-white portraits featuring well-dressed men in hats, showcasing various styles and poses with a dramatic and cinematic mood.

James Stewart (1908-1997) Actor

Jack Buchanam, actor and Producer Portrait by Maurice Ambler. January 24, 1951. (Photo by Camera Press)

ANTHONY HOPKINS in WAR AND PEACE-TV (1972), directed by JOHN HOWARD DAVIES.

Jack Buchanan (1890 - 1957), Scottish theatre and film actor, singer, dancer, producer and director.

TOM EWELL.

Jack Brokensha. March 10, 1949.

Franchot Tone, American film and stage actor, 1934-1935. Artist: Unknown

John Charles Thomas. June 12, 1947.

Peter Lind Hayes ups cigaret output for Mary on their CBS show. April 15, 1952. (Photo by Look Magazine).

Portrait of the poet Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930), Sterenberg, Abram Petrovich (1894-1979)

BUSTER KEATON.

Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev by Anonymous /Private Collection/Early 1920s/Photograph/Portrait

HUMPHREY BOGART. 1943.

CLIVE REVILL.

Martin Garralaga, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Perilous Holiday", Columbia Pictures, 1946

DON KNOTTS.

Edmund Gwenn. December 17, 1934.

Photograph of Egon Schiele, and Austrian painter, 1890-1918.

Tom Conway (1904-1967), actor de cine británico.

Former President Lyndon Johnson during an interview Walter Cronkite. He described the events leading up to the decision to halt the bombing of North Vietnam in 1968. Feb. 3, 1970.

FRANK SINATRA in THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (1962), directed by JOHN FRANKENHEIMER.

EMIL JANNINGS.

Joseph Hanke. February January 19, 1935.

JOHN MCINTIRE in THE FAR COUNTRY (1954), directed by ANTHONY MANN.

GLENN FORD in FRAMED (1947), directed by RICHARD WALLACE.

JOSEPH COTTEN in LYDIA (1941), directed by JULIEN DUVIVIER.

Marlon Brando(1924-2004)

Walter Pidgeon, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Funny Girl", Columbia Pictures, 1968

WALTER MATTHAU in THE FORTUNE COOKIE (1966), directed by BILLY WILDER.

PETER LORRE in THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1934), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Bud Flanagan - Member of "The Crazy Gang":The celebrated "Crazy Gang" have been the kingpins of British Comedy for the last twenty-three years. With the exception of Chesney Allen - whose partnership with Bud Flanagan was one of the happiest on the Variety stage before the war - the Gang have remained intact since 1932; Bud Flanagan, Jimmy Nervo, Teddy Knox, Charlie Naughton and Jimmy Gold. Since 1947, all the crazy Gang Shows have been held at the Victoria Palace, the London theatre which they have virtually made their own. September 22, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).

WILLIAM POWELL in LIFE WITH FATHER (1947), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

Vintage Photograph. Older male conductor with mustache wearing tuxedo holding onto baton with both hands, Frame 3

Herbert Marshall, on-set of the Film, "Evenings for Sale", Paramount Pictures, 1932

Norman Wisdom. June 9, 1955.

He Sold Forged Stamps To The British -- Jean De Sperati ' Explaining ' during his trial a few years ago (1948).This man with the expressive face who makes such strong gestures, is Jean De Sperati who calls himself the creator of the art of stamps, specializing in forged stamps.Jean De Sperati, who was " Wrongly " prosecuted a few years ago and acquitted, has recently sold his collection of forged stamps for a high sum to the association of stamp collectors of Great Britain. May 01, 1954. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.).

Alf Kjellin, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Swedish Film, "Torment", Swedish: "Hets", Svensk Filmindustri, 1944

Fred Astaire (1899 - 1987), American dancer, singer, actor, choreographer and television presenter.

CARY GRANT in TO CATCH A THIEF (1955), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

JOHN MILLS in GREAT EXPECTATIONS (1946), directed by DAVID LEAN.

NOEL COWARD in AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS (1956), directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON.

Cesar Romero

HUMPHREY BOGART in DARK PASSAGE (1947), directed by DELMER DAVES.

JAMES MASON.

Anefo photo collection. Television: Kees de Jongen, NCRV. Frans Vorstman. 1 June 1971

OSCAR HOMOLKA.

Portrait of the poet Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930), Sterenberg, Abram Petrovich (1894-1979)

Portrait of Douglas Fairbanks, as The Gaucho. Vintage Photoplay Magazine photograph portrait of the movie actor, circa 1920s

03/31/1912. Last portrait of Emilio Torres (Bombita). Photo: Suárez Longoria -Approximate date.

Mr Naylor, 5 June 1935, Wellington, by Spencer Digby Studios. Spencer Digby / Ronald D Woolf Collection. Gift of Ronald Woolf, 1975.

José Agustín Goytisolo. Barcelona, 1965.

BUD ABBOTT; LOU COSTELLO.

JOSE MARIA LADO.

PETER SELLERS in CARLTON-BROWNE OF THE F. O. (1959), directed by ROY BOULTING.

Chaney, Lon (Colorado Springs, 1883-New York, 1930). American film actor.

WALTER MATTHAU in LITTLE MISS MARKER (1980), directed by WALTER BERNSTEIN.

RAY BOLGER.

DAVID NIVEN in AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) -Original title: AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS-, directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON.

JORGE NEGRETE in OUT ON THE BIG RANCH (1949) -Original title: ALLA EN EL RANCHO GRANDE-.

Frederic Louis Sauser, 1887 to 1961, also known as Blaise Cendrars. Swiss novelist and poet. From the book back to Montparnasse of Sisley Huddleston, published in 1931, historically, digitally restored reproduction of a template from the 19th century, Record Date Not Stated

Mr. Winston Churchill, first lord of the Admiralty, rings the bell at the back door of No. 10. Downing Street, when he paid the Prime Minister a visit. December 21, 1939. (Photo by Universal Pictorial Press & Agency).

EDWARD G. ROBINSON in BROTHER ORCHID (1940), directed by LLOYD BACON.

CURLY HOWARD.

Player's Cigarettes card depicting Gary Cooper. Gary Cooper (1901-1961) an American actor

JOSE LUIS LOPEZ VAZQUEZ in CONFIDENCIAS DE UN MARIDO (1963).

BORIS KARLOFF.

El cantante Little Richard en el año 1956.

1960S 1967 Film Of Dr. Dolittle With Rex Harrison In Title Role

No Fake -- 22-year-old Yvon Yva ***** title of world champion fakir, and when he left Paris recently to attend the world congress of fakirs at Lyons, he boarded the train wearing a few spikes and hat pins nonchalantly thrust through his neck and cheeks. March 19, 1954. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.)

Journalist Edward R. Murrow (April 25, 1908 - April 27, 1965), with his trademark cigarette. A pioneer of radio and television news broadcasting, he died at the age of 57. Photo taken 1950s.

JAMES MASON in ODD MAN OUT (1947), directed by CAROL REED.

GROUCHO MARX.

BUD ABBOTT; LOU COSTELLO.

ERNEST BORGNINE in CHUKA (1967), directed by GORDON DOUGLAS.

Charles Boyer, Publicity Portrait for the Broadway Play, "Red Gloves", 1948

JOSEPH COTTEN in SHADOW OF A DOUBT (1943), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

BORIS KARLOFF in THE MUMMY (1932), directed by KARL FREUND.

Spencer Tracy Actor (1900 - 1967)

Anefo photo collection. Mr. Toxopeus (VVD) head. March 23, 1966

Eric Baume - Sydney Journalist. February 12, 1954.

JAMES STEWART in MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON (1939) -Original title: MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON-, directed by FRANK CAPRA.

C. AUBREY SMITH in THE UNDER-PUP (1939), directed by RICHARD WALLACE.

JOSE LUIS LOPEZ VAZQUEZ.

ERICH VON STROHEIM in SUNSET BLVD. (1950), directed by BILLY WILDER.

René Clair (1898-1981), director de cine francés.

DAVID LYNCH in WILD AT HEART (1990), directed by DAVID LYNCH.

PETER O'TOOLE in THE BIBLE: IN THE BEGINNING... (1966), directed by JOHN HUSTON.

ERNEST BORGNINE.

RICHARD HAYDN.

WALTER KINGSFORD.

CHARLEY CHASE.

JOHN CARRADINE in MARY OF SCOTLAND (1936), directed by JOHN FORD.

KIRK DOUGLAS.

Nikolay Nikolaevich Aseyev / Nappelbaum, Moisei Solomonovich (1869-1958) / Photograph / 1921 / Russia / State Central Literary Museum, Moscow / Portrait

IGNACIO F. IQUINO.

CARY GRANT in ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS (1939), directed by HOWARD HAWKS.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

1931, 8 october , CHICAGO , USA : The famous gangstern AL CAPONE ( born Alphonse Caponi , New York , 1899 - Palm Spring 1947 ) during the trial in Cou

JOSE LUIS LOPEZ VAZQUEZ in MI MARIDO Y SUS COMPLEJOS (1969).

GEORGE BANCROFT in SCANDAL SHEET (1931), directed by JOHN CROMWELL.

RALPH RICHARDSON in RICHARD III (1955), directed by LAURENCE OLIVIER.

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