Marilyn Monroe ; 90th Anniversary. A Life in Pictures

Berlin (4 Nov 2016 – 14 Jan 2017) The group exhibition will showcase approx. 70 photographs, including some very rare images.

The group exhibition will showcase approx. 70 photographs, including some very rare images.

Among them are an early photograph of a Valentine’s Day chocolate advertisement, Norma Jeane’s rst cover photo for a U.S. magazine (Romance), the legendary “ ying skirt” (by Elliott Erwitt and Bernard of Hollywood) for the lm “The Seven Year Itch” and virtually unknown, very private photographs of Marilyn Monroe with the notable American writer Carl Sandburg by Arnold Newman and images of the legendary pool scene by Lawrence Schiller.

Bernard of Hollywood Marilyn Monroe, from the movie 7 year itch, 1954 © Bernard of Hollywood Courtesy: in focus Galerie
Bernard of Hollywood Marilyn Monroe, from the movie 7 year itch, 1954 © Bernard of Hollywood Courtesy: in focus Galerie

Marilyn Monroe (*June 1, 1926 in Los Angeles, California as Norma Jeane Mortenson, baptismal name Norma Jeane Baker; † August 5, 1962 in Brentwood, Los Angeles) was a U.S.-American actress, model, singer, and lm producer. In the 1950s, she gained international acclaim as a movie star, later becoming an icon of the silver screen and a sex symbol of the 20th century.

A catalog with more than 100 pages and around 70, mostly full-page illustrations with a text by Andreas J. Mueller, director of the Deutsches Fotomuseum in Leipzig-Markkleeberg will accompany the exhibition.

Bernard of Hollywood Marilyn Monroe at the studio, 1951 © Bernard of Hollywood Courtesy: in focus Galerie
Bernard of Hollywood Marilyn Monroe at the studio, 1951 © Bernard of Hollywood Courtesy: in focus Galerie

Galerie Hiltawsky

Tucholskystr. 41
10117 Berlin
4 November 2016 – 14 January 2017

fraenkelgallery.com

Andre de Dienes Marilyn Monroe, 1952 © Andre de Dienes Courtesy: galerie hiltawsky
Andre de Dienes Marilyn Monroe, 1952 © Andre de Dienes Courtesy: galerie hiltawsky

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