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SCHIRMER/MOSEL VERLAG
WIDENMAYERSTRASSE 16 • D-80538 MÜNCHEN
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e-mail: press@schirmer-mosel.com
COVER & PRESS IMAGES
Ingrid Bergman
A Life in Pictures
Edited by Isabella Rossellini
and Lothar Schirmer
528 pages, 376 illustrations in color and duotone
ISBN 978-3-8296-0660-8
€ 98.00, US $129.95, GBP 90.00
With CD „As Time Goes By“
Sweden 1915-1939
1) Ingrid took this self-portrait with her
deceased father’s camera equipment at
roughly age sixteen.
3) The happy newlyweds
Ingrid and Petter Lindström.
Stöde/Sweden, 10 July 1937.
(Photo: Barbro Alving)
2) Sunbathing in a boat on Lake Mälaren, ca. 1932.
(Photo: private)
4) The UFA publicity shot for
Ingrid’s German film The Four
Companions (Die Vier Gesellen)
(1938)
5) Production still from Only One Night (Sweden, 1937/39):
Ingrid as Eva Beckman with leading man Edvin Adolphson
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Hollywood 1939-1945
6) Production still from Casablanca
(1942), Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid
Bergman during a late-night
encounter in “Rick’s Café”.
7) Production still from Saratoga Trunk (1943):
The two principals, Ingrid Bergman and Gary
Cooper, dressed up in their summer finery.
9) On the set of Spellbound (Hollywood, 1944):
Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman enjoying ice cream
bars during a break in shooting.
11) Production still from Alfred
Hitchcock’s Notorious with Cary
Grant: back then the longest
screen kiss in movie history.
(Photo: Ernest Bachrach, 1945)
8) Production still from Alfred
Hitchcock’s Spellbound (1945):
Ingrid Bergman as a psychiatrist
(Photo: Madison Lacy)
10) Portrait of Ingrid Bergman in the
role of Sister Benedict in The Bells of St.
Mary’s (Hollywood, 1945)
12) Production still from Victor Fleming’s Joan of
Arc, Culver City, 1948
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End of the War in Europe 1945-1949 (Love Affair with Robert Capa)
13) “I met Capa again in Berlin … Capa found a bathtub in the
street. He said this was going to be his scoop: for the first time,
Ingrid Bergman photographed in a bathtub [...]“. Capa’s negatives
were damaged, only one photo from this scene (taken by Carl
Goodwin) has survived. (Berlin, 1945)
14) Ingrid and Capa in Berlin.
(Photo: Carl Goodwin, 1945)
15) Entertaining troops in Germany: Ingrid Bergman surrounded by GIs in Berlin,
1945. (Photo: private)
The Relationship with Roberto Rossellini 1949-1955: Escape to Rome
16) Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini on
a weekend trip to South Italy: Naples, Capri
and the Amalfi Coast. (Photo: private)
17) Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini on Capri,
March/April 1946. A picture from Ingrid’s private
photo album.
(Photo: D’Elia, Capri)
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The Relationship with Roberto Rossellini 1949-1955: Birth of the Twins
18) Chim Seymour’s famous
photograph: Ingrid Bergman with
her twins in Rome (1952)
19) The Bergman-Rossellini family celebrating the twins’
first birthday on 18 June 1953 with their half-brother
Renzo, Roberto Rossellini’s son from his first marriage.
Santa Marinella, 1953.
20) A family outing in a motor boat.
Pia, her half siblings, and Ingrid near
Santa Marinella, 1957.
(Photo: private)
Estrangement and Separation from Rossellini 1954-1957
21) Ingrid Bergman greets Oona and Charlie Chaplin
at an evening gala, probably in Rome, 1957.
(Photo: private)
22) Ingrid and the new man at her side:
Swedish theater producer and agent Lars
Schmidt.
(Photo: private)
A New Career – New Happiness 1958-1965
23) The main actors of
Indiscreet: Ingrid Bergman
and Cary Grant, London, 1958.
24) Ingrid and Lars Schmidt (probably
at the Academy Awards ceremony
1959). The heart-shaped photo was cut
out by Ingrid.
25) Ingrid Bergman and
Antony Quinn in The Visit.
In the background, Swiss
director Bernhard Wicki.
Rome, 1963.
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Theatre and Late Films 1965-1982
26) 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.
28) Ingmar Bergman and Ingrid Bergman have a tête-à-tête
concerning the concept of her role in Autumn Sonata (1978).
(Set-Photo: Arne Carlsson, Stockholm, 1977)
27) Production still from A Matter of Time: Ingrid’s
daughter Isabella Rossellini makes her film debut as a
nun at her mother’s side. Rome, 1975.
29) The last family portrait at the twins’ – Isabella’s and IsottaIngrid’s – 30th birthday, 1982 (Photo: private)
Isabella Rossellini, the editor
30) Isabella Rossellini,
photo by Fabrizio Ferri
31) Isabella Rossellini,
photo by Fabrizio Ferri
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