Gallery | Swedish-born actress Ingrid Bergman was born 100 years ago on 29 August 1915. We mark her centenary with some of her iconic images, as selected by 11Polaroids desk.
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Young Ingrid Bergman cooling off in Stockholm’s Lake Mälaren, Sweden circa 1932 (Private photo)
Ingrid Bergman’s Maria in Sam Wood’s adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s novel about the Spanish Civil War, For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943) photographed by Ray Rennahan
Bergman with Hungarian photographer Robert Capa photographed by Carl Goodwin in Berlin, 1945
A moment recorded by LIFE photographer Gordon Parks: Bergman on location for the film Stromboli (1949) directed by Roberto Rossellini. The pair married the following year and had three children together, including the actress Isabella Rossellini, before divorcing in 1957
Ingrid Bergman in Europa ’51 (1952) directed by husband Roberto Rossellini. She plays Irene, a woman who shocked by the attempted suicide of her son starts searching for a reason to live. Photographed by Aldo and Luciano Tonti
Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck enjoy a relaxing moment on a swing in Italy, Santa Marinella 1952, photographed by David Seymour, Magnum Photos
Bergman photographed by David Seymour, Italy 1952
Bergman photographed by David Seymour, 1952
Ingrid Bergman photographed by David Seymour in 1953
Actor Yul Brynner selfportrait with Ingrid Bergman, 1961
Bergman photographed by Richard Avedon in New York, 1961
Swedish master Ingmar Bergman with Ingrid Bergman during production of the TV series Scenes from a Marriage (1973)
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