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Category Archives: Auctions
Marilyn: A Lady of Letters
A letter written by Marilyn to her poet friend, Norman Rosten, while living at New York’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel circa 1955, is on display until December 9 at the Douglas Elliman Gallery on Madison Avenue, alongside notes penned by Joe DiMaggio, Emily Dickinson … Continue reading
Drama, Action, Romance…and Marilyn
A selection of photos of Marilyn will be sold at Profiles in History’s upcoming ‘Drama, Action, Romance: The Hollywood Auction 53‘, on December 15, including rarities by some of my favourite lesser-known photographers, Ed Cronenwerth, John Florea and Jean Howard.
Marilyn’s Last Script at PFC Auctions
Marilyn’s personal script for her last, unfinished movie, Something’s Got to Give - is currently on auction at Paul Fraser Collectibles, reports The Independent. (A signed note from Marilyn, penned during filming of The Prince and the Showgirl, is also for sale.)
Greene Photos Displayed in Warsaw
A controversial vault of photos by Milton Greene is now on display at Warsaw’s Gallery of the Association of Polish Artistic Photographers, reports the Associated Press. (The archive was given to the Polish government by a Chicago businessman as partial repayment … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Photography, Auctions, Exhibitions
Tagged Marilyn Monroe, Milton Greene, Poland, Warsaw
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Hugh Hefner Remembers Marilyn
A painting of the first Playboy cover featuring Marilyn, by artist Victoria Fuller, has been donated to Hollygrove, formerly the orphanage where Norma Jeane lived as a child. Signed by the magazine’s founder, Hugh Hefner, the painting is on display … Continue reading
Liz Smith on Marilyn’s Last Cheque
Last week, the Huffington Post reported a forensic psychologist’s comment on Marilyn’s last signed cheque, for a chest of drawers, dated August 4th. (The cheque is due to be sold by Heritage Auctions on July 24th.) “‘People about to kill … Continue reading
Posted in Auctions, Death, Files & Documents
Tagged Dr. S. David Bernstein, Liz Smith, Marilyn Monroe, Signed Cheque, Suicide
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Marilyn, the Traffic Cop, and More
A photograph signed by Marilyn to avoid a speeding ticket will be auctioned at a starting price of $4,000, Metro reports. Los Angeles traffic cop Roy Garrett (now deceased) made a habit of acquiring autographs from movie stars with bad driving skills. … Continue reading
Posted in Auctions, Files & Documents, Public Appearances
Tagged East of Eden, Heritage Auctions, Korea, Marilyn Monroe, Roy Garrett, William Inge
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Marilyn’s Last Movie Dress on ‘Final Offer’
This floral-print dress, designed by Jean-Louis and worn by Marilyn in the ill-fated Something’s Got to Give, was bought on Ebay last year for $57,000 by Deborah Burke of Stamford, Connecticut. The dress was featured on last week’s … Continue reading
Posted in Auctions, Fashion and Beauty, Movies, Theatre
Tagged Deborah Burke, Final Offer, Jean-Louis, Marilyn Monroe, Something's Got to Give
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