Marilyn Monroe Ballerina - NYC - 1954 - B-19

This image from the ŌBallerinaÕ series, one of Milton & MarilynÕs most recognized collaborations was taken in 1954 at MiltonÕs New York City studio when Marilyn arrived for the opening of the "Seven Year Itch," Clothing designer, Ann Klein, sent various outfits to MiltonÕs studio for Marilyn to wear, however all the outfits were 2 sizes too small. All of the poses in this sitting amusingly deal with MarilynÕs problem of holding up the ill-fitting toule and satin dress. The most recognized image from this sitting was chosen as one of Time-LifeÕs 3 most popular images of the 20th Century along with Albert Einstein (photographer Phillipe Halsman) and Winston Churchill (photographer Yousuf Karsh).

Prices based on print size and available edition number purchased, please call for personal customer service. Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Fine Art Paper in The Archives exclusive archival printing process. „ Scientifically rated to last 240 years! „ Digitally Re-mastered by The Archives „ Stamped, Numbered, and signed by Joshua Greene