Marilyn Monroe - Legends Series Print - BC-2

Bring to life your empty walls and create stimulating conversation by bringing home a print from the collection of legendary photographer, Milton H. Greene. Perfect gift for that classic movie enthusiast, Marilyn Monroe fanatic, or art collector. Authenticated by the photographer's son and apprentice, Joshua Greene.

Milton H. Greene took this image of Marilyn Monroe in 1955 while living with the Greene family in New York. It was during this time that Milton, Jay Kanter, and Irving Stein sued 20th Century Fox to release Marilyn from her 'slave' contract. They won . . . and a month after this image was taken, she appeared in public for the first time in a year. Appropriately entitled the 'Black Cape' sitting, this image portrays Marilyn's new-found freedom and confidence. The rest you might say, is legendary.

Printed on Hewlett Packard's Premium Plus Photo Satin Paper making it easy to achieve consistently great image quality and color stability with minimal color shift.

12.5 x 18.5 image on 13 x 19 paper

Digitally Re-mastered by The Archives

Archivally rated to last up to 100 years

Limited Editions of 500 (plus 4 Artist's Proofs and 7 Exhibition Prints)

Authentically color calibrated and proofed by Joshua Greene

Letter of Authenticity