Marilyn Monroe Black Cape - BCP-3

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.

This is one of the sittings that Milton and Marilyn did while Marilyn, hiding in self-imposed exile from her public, was living with the Greene family in New York. Milton, Jay Kanter, and Irving Stein sued 20th Century Fox to gain Marilyn's release from her "slave" contract. They won, and a month after this picture was taken, she appeared in public for the first time in a year. This newly restored image has never been previously exhibited or published.

All printing is done in house with the Hewlett Packard Designjet Z3200 printer with 12-pigmented inks. These prints are scientifically rated to last 200 years!

Limited Editions of 500 - Next Available #18 of 500

6 Artist Proofs and 14 Exhibition Prints

Paper Size 23x23 inches - Image Size 18x18 inches

Stamped, Numbered, and signed by Joshua Greene

Letter of Authenticity included with each print

Digitally re-mastered by The Archives

Innova Arts 315 GSM Smooth Cotton High White Paper