Rare and Exclusive Snapshots From Ingrid Bergman’s Life
From Ingrid Bergman Collection, Wesleyan Cinema. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Sunbathing in a boat on Lake Mälaren, ca. 1932.
From Ingrid Bergman Collection, Wesleyan Cinema. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.The UFA publicity shot for Ingrid’s German film The Four Companions (Die Vier Gesellen) (1938)
From Wesleyan University Archives. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.On the set of Spellbound (Hollywood, 1944): Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman enjoying ice cream bars during a break in shooting.
© Carl Goodwin/Magnum Photos/GmbH Focus/ICP. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Ingrid and Robert Capa in Berlin, 1945.
From Roberto Rossellini Archive. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini on Capri, March/April 1946. A picture from Ingrid’s private photo album.
© Magnum Photos/GmbH Focus/ICP. Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Chim Seymour’s famous photograph: Ingrid Bergman with her twins in Rome (1952)
Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Ingrid Bergman greets Oona and Charlie Chaplin at an evening gala, probably in Rome, 1957.
Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Ingrid and the new man at her side: Swedish theater producer and agent Lars Schmidt.
Courtesy of Chronicle Books.Royalty visits the dressing room during a performance of Captain Brassbound’s Conversion. From left to right: a youthful Princess Caroline of Monaco, Her Serene Highness Princess Grace of Monaco alias Grace Kelly and Ingrid Bergman. Probably taken in London, 1971/72.
