Marilyn Monroe - Arizona - 1956 - BS-56Learn More About This Great Item....HISTORYThis rare one of a kind candid photograph was taken in the bleachers, while the director Joshua Logan, Marilyn & Milton were reviewing the site for the rodeo sequences in the film ÒBus StopÓ. This original was a 35mm kodachrome, which was recently found in the bottom of a file cabinet and has never been seen until this time. FEATURESPrices based on print size and available edition number purchased, please call for personal customer service.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Fine Art Paper in The Archives exclusive archival printing process.
¥ Scientifically rated to last 240 years!
¥ Digitally Re-mastered by The Archives
¥ Stamped, Numbered, and signed by Joshua Greene | What Do People Say?"I would just like to say how great your prints are and how the quailty of them is amazing! I just love them both so much! I can't thank you enough for giving me this chance to own something so wondeful! Thank you again for themÉ" more testimonials>>>-Michelle Parris, California "I recently purchased several prints of Marilyn and upon receiving my prints I was overjoyed to see how stunning the images of Marilyn really were. I LOVE them, they look wonderful hanging in my home. I've seen many pictures of Marilyn and by far Milton's pictures are the BEST...I am so incredibly pleased with everything that I've received from the archives store that I'm sure I'll be back." -Melanie Hayes-Tennessee "Milton Greene is, in my opinion, Marilyn's most unique photographer... Thanks to his sensitive and deep knowledge of her... he had a chance to capture in pictures what defined Marilyn as a true icon of the 20th Century." Haroldo Silva, Brazil |