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拍品 120
BERT STERN (B. 1929)
Marilyn Monroe, 1962
已结束2008年12月17日
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BERT STERN (B. 1929)
Marilyn Monroe, 1962
gelatin silver print, printed 1991
signed in pencil/ink (in the margin); titled, numbered '3/3' and copyright credit stamp (on the verso)
39 x 39 3/8in. (99 x 100cm.)
Marilyn Monroe, 1962
gelatin silver print, printed 1991
signed in pencil/ink (in the margin); titled, numbered '3/3' and copyright credit stamp (on the verso)
39 x 39 3/8in. (99 x 100cm.)
BERT STERN (B. 1929)
Marilyn Monroe, 1962
gelatin silver print, printed 1991
signed in pencil/ink (in the margin); titled, numbered '3/3' and copyright credit stamp (on the verso)
39 x 39 3/8in. (99 x 100cm.)
Marilyn Monroe, 1962
gelatin silver print, printed 1991
signed in pencil/ink (in the margin); titled, numbered '3/3' and copyright credit stamp (on the verso)
39 x 39 3/8in. (99 x 100cm.)
Christie's, New York, April 8, 1993, lot 517.
Stern, The Complete Last Sitting of Marilyn Monroe, Schirmer Art Books, 1992, p. 147.
Marilyn Monroe: Photographs from the Collection of Michaela and Leon Constantiner, Tel Aviv Museum, Israel, May 13 - September 25, 2004;
I Wanna Be Loved By You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe from the Leon and Michaela Constantiner Collection, Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, November 12, 2004 - April 3, 2005, Toledo Museum of Art and Bass Museum of Art.
I Wanna Be Loved By You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe from the Leon and Michaela Constantiner Collection, Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, November 12, 2004 - April 3, 2005, Toledo Museum of Art and Bass Museum of Art.
This is the only shot taken during the famous photographic sessions known as The Last Sitting in which a cameo of Marilyn in full frontal nudity was made. Stern recounts: 'I started to shoot. This was the way I'd wanted her all along. Her beautiful body shone through the harlequin scarf in a tantalizing, abstract hide-and-seek. Until she dropped it. And I shot it. Just for myself. One glimpse. One stolen frame. We were finished. It was almost seven in the morning. We'd been working for twelve hours.'