New photographs of Marilyn Monroe lounging at the New York apartment of photographer Len Steckler nine months before she died were unveiled on Friday after being held in a private archive for more than 45 years.
The photos were taken in December, 1961, when Monroe unexpectedly arrived at Steckler’s apartment to visit his friend, Pulitzer-prize winning poet Carl Sandburg.
The photographer is offering the images for a sale on his website as a limited edition series called “Marilyn Monroe: The Visit.”
The pictures show Monroe wearing pointed, thick-rimmed sunglasses and a short sleeve dress while talking and laughing with Sandburg.
More at the photographer’s official site, thevisitseries.com
Source: Reuters
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To commemorate the 83rd birthday of Marilyn Monroe this past week, Life magazine has unveiled a newly discovered set of photographs of the movie icon taken nearly 60 years ago.
The photos, taken in 1950 by Life magazine photographer Ed Clark, were shot in L.A.’s Griffith Park three months after Monroe’s first on-screen role in The Asphalt Jungle.
Marilyn was born June 1st 1926, in Los Angeles, California. See the rest of the photos at Life.
He’s not very good at walking the dog, but who cares? In honor of the summer-like weather hitting the East Coast this weekend, here’s something to look forward to on the beaches of Long Island (or Fire Island if you’re on the other side of town) from the eye of hot, hot, hot photographer Bruce Weber.
Screenwriter Dustin Lance Black (Milk, Big Love) photographed by director Gus Van Sant for Vogue Hommes Paris. More at The Hot Blog.
Julianne Moore and Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, are the latest celebrities to be transformed into cartoon characters for Disney’s “Year Of A Million Dreams” Dream Portrait campaign which involves world-famous athletes, actors and musicians re-enacting classic Disney scenes.
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Poolside at the Saul Bass residence in Altadena, California, 1958. Architects: Buff, Straub & Hensman. Kodachrome by Julius Shulman.
