Few photographers
had the opportunity to capture the essence of James Dean
forever on film. Intimate portraits, as well as widely
publicized
photos, are all featured in this section.
TORN
SWEATER
The "Torn Sweater" Series was taken by photographer Roy Schatt. They were shot on December 29, 1954, at the request of "Life" magazine. The first photo in the series has become perhaps the best-known picture of Dean available today. More
Torn Sweater Series
CANDID
SHOTS
Frank Worth photographed James Dean in his everyday life. Included in this collection are pictures of Dean doing one of the things he loved best - being a photographer himself. More Candid Shots
WALKING
You'll recognize these photos from The Gap advertisements. The familiar gait, the cool rebel style -- Schatt captures it all in these famous walking shots of James Dean. More Walking Photos
REBEL
WITHOUT A CAUSE
You've seen the movie, now you can also see photos taken on the set. These photos taken by Frank Worth show James Dean interacting with his fellow cast-mates. More Rebel Photos
GIANT
This movie was the last that James Dean starred in. Photographer Frank Worth catches James Dean in his cowboy hat while doing filming and in between takes. More Giant Photos
HIS
CAR
One of James Dean's passions was racing
cars. Check out these photos of Dean and his cars; including
his Porsche Spyder and Porsche Super Speedster. More His Car Photos
MISCELLANEOUS SHOTS
Alone or with friends, James Dean's striking good looks made him a photographer's dream. Roy Shatt and Frank Worth's collections capture Dean in various environments. More Miscellaneous Shots