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Hurrell first started in studio portrait work.

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William Wendt became Hurrell’s mentor

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Hurrell 1st photography studio

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Takes photo of Florence Barnes for her pilot license application

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This is Ramon Novarro who Hurrell took private shooting for Ramon Navarro portfolio

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This is also Ramon Novarro photos that are privately commissioned

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Howard Strickling is the one who contact Hurrell for an interview at MGM for a position as portrait photography

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Harriet Lake was the first person Hurrell shoot as a head of portrait photography for MGM

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This is an example of Hurrell shooting non-MGM stars after leaving MGM

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Hurrell shooting with Edward Weston.

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Starts shooting “Hurrell Girl” for Esquire Magazine.

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Article “Hurrell Hollywood” is published in Pleasure magazine.

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Cover of U.S. Camera magazine with two articles, one entitled “Glamour by Hurrell,” and the other “Glamour Workshop” featuring his new Rodeo Drive studio.

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Gallery photographer for Columbia Studios.

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Forms partnership with Walt Disney in Hollywood and creates Hurrell Productions.

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Freelance stills photographer on various movies including “Planet Of The Apes,” “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” “Towering Inferno,” “All the President’s Men.”

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The borough of Manhattan, New York, declares December 5th, 1980 as ‘George Hurrell Day.’

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A circa 1930, 9 x 12” print of Ramon Novarro as the “New Orpheus” is auctioned for $9,000 at Christie’s East, N.Y, setting a record price for a portrait by a living photographer.

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Helmut Newton invite George Hurrell to photograph the Paris collections for the March edition of Vogue Paris.

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Continues freelance portraiture for magazines photographing Farrah Fawcett, Bette Midler, Brooks Shields, John Travolta and other stars of the New Hollywood.

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“The Book of Stars” by George Hurrell is published by Schirmer Art Books, featuring photographs from 1928 – 1990.

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Hurrell begins work on the TBS documentary about his life and career, “Legends In Light.”