Eve Arnold American, 1912-2012
Marilyn Monroe striking a pose on the set of 'The Misfits', 1960
Cotton Baryta Rag paper with French passe-partout and museum glass in solid black wooden frame
61 x 51 cm
24 x 20 inch
24 x 20 inch
Edition of 21
This work is accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate, artwork is also annotated and stamped on the reverse.
Copyright the Estate of Eve Arnold
Other sizes available upon request and subject to availability. About the work: In 1960, Marilyn Monroe arrived in the searing heat of the Nevada desert to shoot The...
Other sizes available upon request and subject to availability.
About the work:
In 1960, Marilyn Monroe arrived in the searing heat of the Nevada desert to shoot The Misfits, a film written as a parting love letter to Monroe by her then husband, the playwright Arthur Miller. Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift, two long-established superstars, were cast to star alongside Monroe under the direction of the seasoned director John Huston. It would be the most expensive black and white movie ever made at the time.