Bruce Lee's Treasures: Rare Footage from the Life of the Legendary Master

An interesting selection of photos from the new publication "Bruce Lee's Treasures" by Paul Bowman with a foreword by Shannon Lee (Bruce Lee's daughter). These materials were first presented to the public on the 40th anniversary of Bruce Lee's death on July 20.




Bruce Lee's first-level trainings in Seattle in the early 1960s were very informal. The venue was a covered parking lot, where there were no special conditions.



Bruce Lee playing with his brother in Hong Kong.



In 1958, Bruce Lee was the Hong Kong champion in "cha-cha-cha".



Bruce Lee on the steps of the Ruby Chow restaurant in Seattle, where he worked.



Bruce Lee's handwritten notes on various aspects of martial arts.



Bruce Lee demonstrates martial arts in practice at the University of Washington.



In Black Belt magazine, Bruce Lee first appeared as Kato from the TV show The Green Hornet.



Bruce Lee's sketches for the film "Game of Death".



Bruce Lee making up for the film "The Big Boss" in Hong Kong.



One of Bruce Lee's handwritten notes for the final fight scene in Enter the Dragon.



Bruce Lee's home training.