Photographer Martin Harris was an eyewitness to the history and culture of the mid-20th Century.

He recorded images of Depression-era labor unrest for PM New York, the horrors of World War II for Stars and Stripes and the stars of stage screen, radio and television for Collier's Magazine, Life Magazine and the Saturday Evening Post. His iconic images of Dwight Eisenhower, Albert Einstein, Clark Gable, Sophia Loren, Steve Allen, etc. graced the pages of daily newspapers and weekly magazines across the United States and Europe. Mr. Harris began taking amateur photographs in the late 1920s graduating to “guest photographer” at hotels in the Catskills and “double truck” color photography for Life Magazine in the mid-1930s.