30 Tuesday Sep 2025
Posted in Art and Photography, Marilyn Monroe
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Arthur Miller, Clark Gable, Connecticut, Cornell Capa, Homage to Marilyn Monroe, Ira Slade, Kermit Miller, Mara Scherbatoff, Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Pursued by Death, New York, Paris Match, Pop Art, Rosalyn Drexler, Roxbury, Sidney Janis Gallery, Something's Got To Give, The Misfits
Rosalyn Drexler, a pioneer of the Pop Art movement – and one of the first women to paint Marilyn Monroe – has died aged 98. Continue reading
27 Monday May 2024
Posted in Fashion and Beauty, Marilyn Monroe
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Arthur Miller, Cosmetics, Erin Parsons, Fabled Enchantresses, Happy Birthday Mr. President, Harry Belafonte, John F. Kennedy, Life Magazine, Make-Up, Marie Irvine, Marilyn Monroe, New York, Richard Avedon, Something's Got To Give, The Misfits, Twentieth Century Fox
Marie Irvine, who worked as a make-up artist to Marilyn Monroe in New York, died aged 99 in a Florida care facility on January 15, 2024. Continue reading
06 Saturday Jan 2024
Posted in Film, Jeanne Eagels
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Abe Lyman, Adele Astaire, Ben Model, David Stenn, George Eastman Museum, Jeanne Eagels, John Gilbert, Man Woman and Sin, MoMA, Monta Bell, New York, Silent Movies, To Save and Project
Jeanne Eagels with John Gilbert and Marc McDermott in Man, Woman and Sin
Jeanne Eagels’ last silent movie – and her only Hollywood shoot – Man, Woman and Sin (1927) is showing in a restored print as part of To Save and Project, the 20th annual film preservation festival at New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) next Saturday, January 13th, at 1:30 pm. Continue reading
30 Monday Jan 2023
Posted in Art and Photography, Film, Marilyn Monroe
≈ Comments Off on Zimbelism: Marilyn’s ‘Momento’ on 52nd and Lexington
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Billy Wilder, Canada, Garry Winogrand, George S. Zimbel, Joe DiMaggio, John F. Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Monroe: Still Life, Momento, Natasha Lytess, New York, The Night I Shot Marilyn, The Seven Year Itch, Tom Ewell, Trans-Lux Theatre, Walter Winchell, Zimbelism
George S. Zimbel, the photographer who documented the shooting of Marilyn Monroe’s most famous movie scene, has died aged 93. Continue reading
29 Friday Jul 2022
Posted in Art and Photography, Books, Marilyn Monroe
≈ Comments Off on A Singular Loveliness: Marilyn’s Painterly Gesture
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Abstract Expressionism, Andy Warhol, Bert Stern, Cold War, Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend, Feminism, Frida Kahlo, Gesture and Film, Gordon Parks, Griselda Pollock, Jayne Mansfield, Kerry Filer Harker, Killing Men and Dying Women, Korean War, Lee Krasner, Marilyn Monroe, Miscarriage, New York, Nicky Bird, Playboy, Sam Shaw, The Seven Year Itch, William de Kooning
In 2018, the feminist art historian Griselda Pollock gave a lecture on Marilyn Monroe at the Caixi Forum in Madrid. Despite the acres of coverage on Monroe’s life, Pollock stated, “there is very little analysis of her work. How did a white woman, uneducated and abused, become a star like one she was? Why was Andy Warhol crying at her death? Why did Elton John identify with her? Why did Madonna forge her image in Monroe’s likeness?” Continue reading
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