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Marilyn Monroe at the press conference for Some Like It Hot, 1958.
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Natural ‘Marilyn Monroe’ Beauty Magnified by André de Dienes, 1949 
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Monroe wears a black cape in October 1955. Greene had selected two outfits from a fashion shoot and used Monroe as a model while setting up lights for two shooting environments to be used the following day. | by Milton H. Greene.
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Milton Greene took this image in his daylight studio, a converted barn at his home in Weston, Connecticut, December 1955.
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From one of Milton Greene’s earliest sittings with Marilyn Monroe, not long after he was assigned by Look magazine to photograph the actress in 1953.
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black and white candid photos of Marilyn Monroe four days in New York in 1955, taken by photographer Ed Feingersh.
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Never-seen-before photos of Marilyn Monroe have been revealed by a superfan who spent years following the Hollywood legend. All the photographs were taken around New York in the mid-1950s by James Collins, a member of the ‘Monroe 6’ - a group of teenagers who followed the actress paparazzi style when she was in the city.
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Never-seen-before photos of Marilyn Monroe have been revealed by a superfan who spent years following the Hollywood legend. All the photographs were taken around New York in the mid-1950s by James Collins, a member of the ‘Monroe 6’ - a group of teenagers who followed the actress paparazzi style when she was in the city.
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Never-seen-before photos of Marilyn Monroe have been revealed by a superfan who spent years following the Hollywood legend. All the photographs were taken around New York in the mid-1950s by James Collins, a member of the ‘Monroe 6’ - a group of teenagers who followed the actress paparazzi style when she was in the city.
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