Hemingway's Paris

Pablo Picasso was one of Gertrude Stein's favorite artists and social contacts in Paris. Gertrude Stein is shown sitting in front of a ...

Jules Pascin was a good friend of Hemingway. He was a working artist, Bulgarian by birth, and a regular of the Left Bank cafe circuit. Like ...

Robert McAlmon (on the right with Hemingway, first photo) was one of the wealthier American expats in Paris. He married into his wealth. He...

Ernest and Hadley liked to get out of the damp cold of Paris in the winter for the clean air of alpine Switzerland and Austria. They'd r...

The Pont-Neuf, Paris The Pont-Neuf, one of Hemingway's regular walking routes as he explored the Seine and its inhabitants. He loved t...

Ernest's passport from late 1921. He was going to Paris with Hadley and the passport was provided by the Toronto Star newspaper. He was ...

Fired with the fictional possibilities that he saw during his visit to the Pamplona bullfights in 1925, Hemingway started translating them i...

A fine example of "A Moveable Feast". I love the artwork on the dustjacket. It's hard for me to say exactly when this editio...

Photo courtesy Carlos Lisbon Weekly Photo A routine part of Hemingway's Paris years was walking down the Boulevard du Montparnasse t...

The second of Henry Strater's portraits of Hemingway. Ernest preferred this one. Photo is courtesy of the Hemingway collection at the JF...

Shortly after arriving in Paris, Ernest met Henry Strater, another American expat with literary interests. Strater was interested in boxing ...

Harry Hindmarsch Hadley, "Bumby", and Ernest in Schruns, Austria, in 1926. The family was in Schruns for their winter vacation. T...

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...