Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 12月3日 03時35分

The story goes that when Magnum's Dennis Stock met James Dean at a party in Hollywood in 1954, he knew "this guy would take off." So he asked the budding actor if he could make a "visual biography" -- a series of photographs that "reveal the environments that affected and shaped the unique character of James Byron Dean." The iconic image from the project, the picture that, in some ways, became a symbol of the legend of James Dean, was taken in Times Square, New York. But some of the most revealing work Stock made of the actor was captured during their visit to the farm of Dean's uncle Marcus Winslow in Fairmont Indiana in 1955. Here Stock captures not the brooding James Dean, but the silly James Dean, playing bongos in the pigsty to "accompany" the chorus of oinking.

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