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These brilliant limited edition photographs by Lawrence Schiller capture the eternal spirit of a true icon.

Hollywood starlet. Sex symbol. American icon. Marilyn Monroe’s status

as an enduring figure of glamour made her one of the most famous figures in

American history. Of all the images shot of the incomparable movie star, the most

iconic were these, taken by famed photographer, director and author, Lawrence

Schiller

Printed from film that was lost for decades, Schiller made only 75 editions of

these breathtaking photographs, and none will ever be created again. From the

1960 candid image shot during the filming of Let’s Make Love, to the legendary

poolside photoshoot on the set of “Something’s Got To Give” in 1962, each

image pays homage to the vibrant, unforgettable woman that was Marilyn Monroe

through the lens of a virtuoso.

We are honored to offer this exclusive, limited edition portfolio of 12 photographs

of Marilyn. Each photo measures 20 x 24 inches, of which 10 images are silver

gelatin prints and two are color photographs. Each image is numbered and

signed by Schiller and is housed in its custom leather case, which is also

signed and numbered. A very limited number of individual signed and numbered

photographs are also available.

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1. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962 This image was used for the August 17, 1962 cover of LIFE Magazine

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2. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

The famous poolside images taken in 1962 during production of the film “Something’s Got To Give”

would be Monroe’s last on-set photo shoot.

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3. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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4. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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5. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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6. Marilyn with “Something’s Got To Give” director

George Cukor, May 1962

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7. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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8. “Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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9. “Let’s Make Love” photoshoot, April 1960

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10. Marilyn celebrating her 36th birthday with actors Wally Cox

(left) and Dean Martin (right), andproducer Henry Weinstein (center) during filming of “Something’s Got

To Give,” June 1, 1962.

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11. Marilyn with coach Paula Strasberg,“Something’s Got To Give” photoshoot, May 1962

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12. A touching image of Monroe’s ex-husband, baseball legendJoe DiMaggio, with his son at

Monroe’s funeral, August 8, 1962.

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PO Box 3580 172 Center Street Suite 101 Jackson, WY 83001 307-200-6090

45188 Portola Avenue Palm Desert, CA 92260 760-346-8926

www.heatherjames.com

Call Heather James Fine Art today at (760) 346-8926 or (307) 200-6090 to secure your limited edition photographs of

the iconic Marilyn Monroe by Lawrence Schiller