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Marilyn Monroe on the set of The Misfits in Nevada, 1960.
Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray on the set of Bus Stop (1956)
Marilyn Monroe by Bert Stern for Vogue, 1962
"Now she was really getting turned on. I could see it, I could feel it. And if I didn't shoot when she expected me to, she'd laugh. All I had to do was pause for two seconds, miss a beat, or change my mind and do something off tempo, and she'd respond. And we would go a step higher."
-Bert Stern
Marilyn Monroe , Lauren Bacall and Betty Grable
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, September, 1953.
Marilyn Monroe by Bert Stern for Vogue, 1962
"A beautiful picture of Marilyn Monroe in Vogue…that was an idea that had a glow to it. I was almost certain that Vogue had never run a photograph of her. Richard Avedon had done a spread of her in Life using lush, expensive sets. I thought they were great show-biz pictures, but they weren't exactly intimate. They didn't give any feeling of who she was. The definitive picture of her had still to be taken - like Edward Steichen's portrait of Greta Garbo. That was the only picture I considered a great photograph of a movie star. And there was no picture of Marilyn Monroe that came close to being as good. It sounded like a dream job."
-Bert Stern
Marilyn Monroe 1947.
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