Hemingway's Paris

Gare de Lyon Station In December of 1922, Ernest was in Lausanne for The Star covering the peace conference trying to settle a dispute betwe...

The top photo is a passport photo for John Dos Passos. Then a photo portrait from the 1920s. In the winter photo from Vorarlberg, March, 192...

Aux premieres loges I

Ford Madox Ford's little magazine. Hemingway was both a contributor and editor.

Sherwood Anderson was one of the most influential people in Hemingway's early years as a writer, before he left for Paris. Ernest w...

Ford Madox Ford, James Joyce , and Ezra Pound in Paris. Ford believed in Hemingway's talent and made ...

This photo is from 1925, Ernest is in front of the bull; in the white pants and dark sweater. He first went in 1923 after Gertrude Stein men...

Top photo: Ezra Pound; Next, a book jacket of Pound's poetry; Then a photo of Pound, John Quinn, Ford Madox Ford, and James Joyce in Ezr...

The Seine, Paris In "A Moveable Feast" Hemingway has a chapter called People of the Seine . This is the same chapter where he talk...

This was the rear cover of "The Sun Also Rises." He wrote the first draft In two months after their trip to Pamplona to see the bu...

Paris

Hemingway, 1928, in a photo taken by Helen Breaker. This was one of a group of publicity photos that his publisher - Scribners - wanted tak...

Gstaad, Berner Oberland Almost as soon as they found their first Paris apartment the Hemingways traveled to the Alps for a few weeks of skii...

A photo taken out of the window of 74 rue du Cardinal Lemoine; possibly Hemingway took this shot himself. His work room was around the corne...

Hadley Richardson in 1928. Married for less than 6 years to Hemingway, she was 8 years older than he and had a yearly income of approximate...

Hemingway would walk the river's edge when he was through with work or needed to think something out. It was also a good place to find b...

The Jardin du Luxembourg was one of Hemingway's favorite retreats. The Gardens comprise sixty acres in the center of montparnasse. It w...

After he gave up betting on the horses, a friend, Mike Ward, told him about the excitement of cycling. Hemingway became a huge fan of the in...

A photo of Joan Miro taken by Man Ray, then "The Farm" by Miro. Hemingway and several friends raised the 5000 francs to buy it for...