Marilyn Monroe (with a 1950 Pontiac—hers perhaps, as she did own one) photographed by Earl Theisen in 1951.
The other versions I’ve come across online are either cropped, discolored, hazy, or watermarked; but it’s a nice photo that deserves a higher quality treatment.
Marilyn Monroe photographed by John Florea in 1950.
An aureate Marilyn Monroe photographed by Earl Theisen in 1951.
Marilyn Monroe in 1950. Photo by George Hurrell.
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Bob Beerman in 1950.
Young Marilyn Monroe auditions for a play at the Players Ring Theater in LA in 1950.
“That Real Cool Madness”. Interior sci-fi illustration by Leo Morey. 1957.
Marilyn Monroe in May 1950, in the backyard of Johnny Hyde, the Hollywood honcho who promised her millions if only she’d marry him. It would have set her up for life, but she refused, choosing to pursue her acting career instead.
