Hemingway's Paris

Hemingway's earliest publications were a small pamphlet "Three Stories and Ten Poems" and a small book issued in Paris by Thr...

This is Hemingway with a bull in the Summer of 1927. The photo was taken outside of Pamplona, Spain, a town that was recommended to Heming...

Well it's not a Paris shot, but I thought something should be added for his birthday. Ernest Miller Hemingway; born in Oak Park, Illin...

Cafe De Paris Paris had many appeals for the expats of the 1920s. It had a liberal atmosphere for artists and attracted painters, poets, an...

A Moveable Feast is not just about Hemingway learning to perfect his style of writing & living the Bohemian life - it is a love story a...

A young American named Alice Ernestine Prin (October 2, 1901 – April 29, 1953), was an artists' model, nightclub singer, actress, and pa...

Paris Street circa 1925 Some typical Paris street views in Hemingway's time there, 1921 - 1926.

Ernest in front of the fire at the apartment above the sawmill, 113 rue Notre Dame des Champs. He is holding his son, Bumby, in the second ...

Josephine Baker became the toast of Paris when she danced the Charelston with her jazz review, "Le Tumulte Noir." Parisians, and A...

The Lost Generation: Hemingway and the circle of ex-pat friends he later incorporated in The Sun Also Rises. Top photo includes, Harold Loeb...

The top photo shows Sylvia Beach with her long time lover and business partner, Adrienne Monnier inside Shakespeare and Company bookstore at...

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...