Marilyn Monroe Peasant Series - P-89

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.

Another image from one of our favorite sittings, this photograph was taken on the French village set used to film What Price Glory. The set and costume combined to inspire Monroe's dramatic side, yielding this moment where we see Marilyn as a wistful peasant. Milton passionately believed in Marilyn's potential as a dramatic actress and had optioned the film rights for the novel, The Brothers Karamazov, to use as a future Marilyn Monroe Productions film project. This image from the "Peasant" series was restored by The Archives and was presented in "Portraits of an Era" for first-time-ever public viewing.

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 #22 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