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Marilyn on ‘The Jack Benny Program’ with Jack Benny and Eddie Anderson.

Marilyn on ‘The Jack Benny Program’ with Jack Benny and Eddie Anderson.


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Marilyn Monroe, photographed by Milton Greene, 1954.

Marilyn Monroe, photographed by Milton Greene, 1954.


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The Seven Year Itch

The Seven Year Itch


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Marilyn Monroe at a benefit for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, October 1953.

Marilyn Monroe at a benefit for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, October 1953.


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Marilyn Monroe in Malibu, photographed by Andres de Dienes, 1945.


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During 1946 and 1948 Scottish photographer Bill Burnside had the privilege of working with Norma Jeane a few times. One series of photos that Burnside took of Marilyn in 1948 has her frolicking on the beach in Santa Monica, California, wearing red shorts and a blue T-shirt. However, this photo above was not taken by Burnside but by photographer Eve Planch in the late 1940’s and was given to Bill by Marilyn. On it, she wrote: “To Bill, Anything worth having is worth waiting for! Love Marilyn.”

During 1946 and 1948 Scottish photographer Bill Burnside had the privilege of working with Norma Jeane a few times.

One series of photos that Burnside took of Marilyn in 1948 has her frolicking on the beach in Santa Monica, California, wearing red shorts and a blue T-shirt.

However, this photo above was not taken by Burnside but by photographer Eve Planch in the late 1940’s and was given to Bill by Marilyn. On it, she wrote:

“To Bill, Anything worth having is worth waiting for! Love Marilyn.”


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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Eve Arnold, 1955.


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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Andre de Dienes, 1949

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Andre de Dienes, 1949


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