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Mid-Century Business Portraits

Elegant black and white portraits of men in suits, capturing a professional vibe with classic styling and confident postures.

Vintage photograph. man in suit smiling at camera.

Composer Richard Adler, 1963

CARY GRANT.

LAURENCE OLIVIER.

Vintage Photograph. Young man sits for studio portrait smiling in light colored suit.

Vintage Photograph. Portrait of man in tuxedo. Frame 1

PETER LAWFORD.

Vintage Photograph. Man in suit and dark striped tie looking up and off camera

Actor Lon McAllister, Publicity Portrait, 20th Century Fox, 1944

RED SKELTON.

Vintage photograph. Happy Blonde man wearing suit and tie smiling

REX HARRISON in MIDNIGHT LACE (1960), directed by DAVID MILLER.

Studio portrait of businessman smiling

American Actor E. G. Marshall, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait, 1950's

Alexander Knox, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "The Sign of the Ram", Columbia Pictures, 1948

MARLON BRANDO. 1958.

Vintage photograph. Man in suit and tie smiling at camera

WALTER MATTHAU.

Vintage Photograph. Man smiles while sitting for studio portrait he wears a white tuxedo and black tie.

12/31/1956. Portrait of Manuel Goyanes.

ORSON WELLES American film actor, producer and director Date: 1915 - 1985

Ronald Reagan (1911-2004)

George Brent (1904-1979), actor de cine irlandés.

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

Richard Denning, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "The Crooked Web", Columbia Pictures, 1955

Vintage Photograph. Man smiles a nervous smile when he sits for studio portrait.

Veteran actor George Brent, 75, found dead in his San Diego beach home, apparently died of natural Causes, say local Authorities. October 06, 1942. (Photo by Associated Press Photo)

Portrait of senior man

HENRY FONDA in MISTER ROBERTS (1955), directed by JOHN FORD and MERVYN LEROY.

William Bendix (1906-1964), actor de cine estadounidense.

Portrait of Frank Larson ,. Records of U.S. Army Operational

TERRY-THOMAS.

Vintage Photograph. Man in suit and dark striped tie looking off camera with serious expression

TERRY-THOMAS.

ORSON WELLES.

PAUL NEWMAN. 1956.

George Brent, Publicity Portrait, Warner Bros., 1930's

LORNE GREENE in BONANZA (1959) -Original title: BONANZA-TV-, directed by ROBERT ALTMAN and LEWIS ALLEN.

Vintage photograph. Portrait of man in tuxedo

Grayden, William Leonard, parliamentarian, L.C.L. candidate for Swan in the 1954 Federal Election. January 01, 1954.

GEORGE PEPPARD.

JAMES CAGNEY. 1961.

CHAD EVERETT in MEDICAL CENTER-TV (1969).

The Yellow Mountain - Part Heavy, Part Hero. Howard Duff is a man you'll hate some of the time and cheer some of the time in Universal-International's "The Yellow Mountain," action-packed Technicolor drama of two men after gold and the same woman, co-starring Duff with Lox Barker and Mala Powers. April 15, 1955. (Photo by Universal-International).

Charles F. Hall

Studio portrait of mid adult man in tuxedo

Vintage photograph. Dark haired man with slicked back hair wearing light blazer and tie with serious expression

SEAN CONNERY in CUBA (1979), directed by RICHARD LESTER.

Jerry Lewis, Comedian and Actor

RICHARD BURTON.

Graham Duff. August 1, 1950.

TAB HUNTER.

Studio portrait of businessman smiling

GORDON JACKSON. 1958.

JAMES MASON.

EDDIE ALBERT. 1950.

DAN DAILEY.

1960S Portrait Of Tv Personality Johnny Carson

GLENN FORD in A TIME FOR KILLING (1967), directed by ROGER CORMAN and PHIL KARLSON.

HUMPHREY BOGART in CASABLANCA (1942), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

RICHARD WIDMARK.

Photograph of Frank Lovejoy (1912-1962) an American actor in radio, film, and television.

Vintage Photograph. Man in suit and dark striped tie looking at camera with warm expression

MARLON BRANDO.

Charlton Heston (1923-2008), actor de cine estadounidense.

Walter Abel (1898-1987), actor de teatro y cine estadounidense.

MARLON BRANDO in A COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG (1967), directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

PAUL NEWMAN.

Arthur Godfrey, Broadcaster and Entertainer, (1903-1983)

Dan Dailey, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Sunday Punch", MGM, 1942

DANA ANDREWS.

Plinio Clabassi. August 18, 1948. (Photo by Lillo Foto).

1960S Portrait Smiling Young Man Wearing Blue Gray Suit And Tie

WALTER MATTHAU in THE ODD COUPLE (1968), directed by GENE SAKS.

JEFF BRIDGES in TUCKER: THE MAN AND HIS DREAM (1988), directed by FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA.

Mjr. H. B. Gullett of his at the opening of his campaign in St. ***** by elections. March 10, 1946.

Roger Williams Pianist

FRED ASTAIRE in ON THE BEACH (1959), directed by STANLEY KRAMER.

Robert Stack (1919 2003) American actor, sportsman, and television host. circa 1956

Vintage Photograph. Man sits for studio portrait smiling wearing suit jacket.

FRED ALLEN in WE'RE NOT MARRIED! (1952), directed by EDMUND GOULDING.

Stars: JAMES STEWART.

RICHARD BURTON.

Vintage Photograph. Older male with mustache wearing tuxedo with white tie smiling at camera, Frame 2

Stuart Erwin, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Pigskin Parade", 20th Century-Fox, 1936

MARTIN BALSAM in ME, NATALIE (1969), directed by FRED COE.

Rod Steiger, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "The Big Knife", United Artists, 1955

James Mason, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "North by Northwest", directed by Alfred Hitchcock, MGM, 1959

Photograph of Kenneth More (1914-1982) an English film and stage actor.

JACK WARDEN in DONOVAN'S REEF (1963), directed by JOHN FORD.

Frank, Faylen, actor, celebrity, entertainment, man, historical,

Vintage Photograph. Portrait of Benson Ford.

ALAN LADD.

Ronne -- Arthur Owen. July 04, 1947.

Photograph of Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) an American singer, actor, and producer.

GREGORY PECK.

1950s SMILING MIDDLE AGED MAN NEWSMAN ANNOUNCER TALKING INTO MICROPHONE LOOKING AT CAMERA

Ernest Borgnine, on-set of the Film, "Willard", BCP Productions, 1971

RONALD REAGAN in HELLCATS OF THE NAVY (1957).

Newspaper feature on singer Pat Boone (born June 1, 1934) American singer, composer, actor, writer, television personality, motivational speaker, and spokesman.

George Lazenby, 1968.

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