Salt

[sweatandsaltedskin]

Sunday chocolate

My lover wears her T-shirt as he pleases

-renee

[luvend3r]

[gatutor]

Marilyn Monroe-Arthur Miller

I´m happy just to dance with you

[manyother]

1960. Arthur Miller, Eli Wallach, John Huston, Montgomery Clift, Clark Gable, and Marilyn Monroe. On the set of The Misfits, Reno, Nevada.

[stephaniesblogxx]

me and him again ౨ৎ

[davidhudson]

Yves Montand, October 13, 1921 – November 9, 1991.

With Arthur Miller, Simone Signoret, and Marilyn Monroe. 1960 photo by Bruce Davidson.

[thecinamonroe]

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller photographed in New York, NY, 1957. Photographs by Sam Shaw.

[1talapia-007]

[centre-cannot-hold]

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller’s wedding 1 July 1956

[coolthingsguyslike]

[poppingmary]

Marilyn Enjoy’s a Hot Dog with Arthur Miller

[marilyn-monroe-memorias-blog]

Marilyn y Arthur Miller llegan a Los Ángeles para comenzar a filmar Let's Make Love, en 1959.💋

[manyother]

June 29, 1956, New York. Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe married quietly .

[citizenscreen]

On June 29, 1956, Marilyn Monroe married Arthur Miller in a four-minute civil ceremony at the Westchester County Courthouse in New York state. Writer Norman Mailer famously called the union a meeting of “The Great American Body” and “The Great American Brain.” #OnThisDay

[marilyn-monroe-memorias-blog]

Marilyn Monroe y Arthur Miller en el set de The Misfits 1960.,💋

[thecinamonroe]

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller in front of the Queensboro Bridge in New York, 1957. Photo by Sam Shaw.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Follies Of God

Yves Montand watching Marilyn Monroe who’s watching Arthur Miller who’s watching Simone Signoret who’s watching Yves Montand, 1960.

Lorraine Lawrence

Body language experts would say both women have their hands on their mouth, signifying that they feel unheard and keep quiet to keep the peace and that they feel silenced…

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“The world, I started to see, was a different world, depending on what you said about it, and how you said it. By honing the sentences you used to describe the world, you changed the inflection of your mind, which changed your perceptions.”

― George Saunders, The Brain-Dead Megaphone