Henri Dauman is a master photographer who has journeyed the world documenting the foremost historical events, personalities and cultural changes of the 20th century. As a feature photographer for LIFE Magazine he captured personalities & icons of politics, art, and culture ranging from John & Jacqueline Kennedy, to Andy Warhol, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and many others at telling moments of their lives.
For more than four decades, he worked with other publishers and magazines such as New York Times, New York Magazine, Newsweek, Smithsonian and Town & Country.
Henri Dauman is the winner of numerous awards. In 1967 he was awarded with Picture Of The Year Award from the school of journalism of the University of Missouri. He has also received an Award of Excellence awarded to him by Communications Art Magazine. 35mm Photography, Photo, The Photography Catalog, Variety, The New York Times and Print Magazine have all featured professional articles discussing his work.
A feature film entitled “Henri Dauman: Looking Up” released in the Spring of 2020, documenting the life and work of Henri Dauman.
Henri Dauman’s work brings an extraordinary, invaluable visual record that reflects American and European styles, urban landscapes, icons, cultural values, and political concerns of the twentieth century.
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Couple in front of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, 1961
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Andy Warhol, The American Supermarket, NYC, 1964
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Black and white hands joined in Civil Rights Protest
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Brigitte Bardot, Spotelo, Italy, 1961
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Civil Rights Protest in front of White House, DC 1965
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Dancing Couple, Harlem, NYC 1960
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Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda, 1969
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Elvis Returns to Graceland, New Jersey 1960
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Elvis w/ , Memphis, TN 1960, Graceland
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Eugene Ionesco, Stockbridge, MA 1969
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Federico Fellini, 1970
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Jane Fonda, NYC Apartment, 1963
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Marilyn Monreo & Arthur Miller "Some Like It Hot"
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Marilyn Monroe, Donatello Ceremony, NY 1959
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October 16th - October 30th, 2021
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Tennessee Williams 'Paradise on Earth' NYC 1968
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The Gaslight Café in Greenwich Village, 1958
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Yves Saint-Laurent, 7th Ave., New York, 1958