Sammy Davis Jr. in Westport, Connecticut, 1953

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This candid black-and-white photograph from the Milton H. Greene collection shows Sammy Davis Jr. reclining outdoors at the home of Milton and Amy Greene in Westport, Connecticut, in 1953. The image captures a spontaneous moment of joy and relaxation.

Captured in black and white, featuring a carefree expression and a natural outdoor backdrop with greenery.
From the Milton H. Greene collection, renowned for intimate celebrity portraits.
The chair and casual setting emphasize a candid, contented mood.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Christopher J. ★★★★★ Aug 13, 2026

There’s something about the way he’s reclining, totally at ease, that makes this feel less like a posed portrait and more like a quiet afternoon you’re lucky to glimpse. The black-and-white contrast is crisp enough to catch the texture of the lawn and the shadows playing across his jacket. It’s the

Avery K. ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

The outdoor setting at the Greene home gives this shot such a relaxed, mid-century feel—you can almost hear the conversation that must have been happening. The black-and-white contrast is gorgeous, and his reclining pose captures a side of him you rarely see in staged portraits. Arrived quickly and

Edward C. ★★★★★ Aug 10, 2026

The black-and-white tones are beautifully crisp, and you can really feel the relaxed 1953 vibe of him lounging outdoors. I’ve stared at the shadows on his face for a while—they add so much depth. This one’s going straight into a frame.