BRENNER, Jules (American, 1917–1986). Archive of original photographs and negatives. Circa 1950s–1960s. Silver gelatin prints. Group of vernacular and professional images taken by Brenner, a working Hollywood cinematographer known for location shooting and documentary-style imagery. The photographs reflect a practiced visual sensibility, with strong attention to framing, light, and candid human activity, consistent with mid-century film production aesthetics. Subjects vary but include travel, on-location scenes, and observational studies, likely tied to professional assignments and personal work. Many images are accompanied by their original negatives, offering a rare pairing that underscores the archive’s completeness and utility. A cohesive working archive from a mid-century cinematographer, combining artistic and documentary value.

Most approximately 3 1/3 x 4 3/4".

Condition varies, with some expected handling wear; negatives generally well preserved. Many stamped with Brenner's name on back.