Magnum Editions: Marilyn Monroe on Set, 1960 Special Edition

Magnum Editions: Marilyn Monroe on Set, 1960 Special EditionEve Arnold began photographing Marilyn Monroe after the actress saw her pictures of Marlene Dietrich in Esquire. They met at a party and Monroe asked: If you could do that well with Marlene, can you imagine what you can do with me? So began their professional relationship, which, over the years, turned into friendship. Arnold photographed Monroe six times over the decade she knew her; the longest of these sessions being a two month stint during the

Leutwyler has photographed hundreds of objects belonging to Halsman — from his cameras to his glasses

Seymour photographed post-war Europe extensively

In reality

on a scale that is nothing less than a revolution

the wounds of over forty years of apartheid cannot be quickly or easily forgotten

or at times give way to

woven through the fabric of the country but cut off from “the land of opportunity

Over a period of five years

which tirelessly questions the role of the media and the status accorded pictures depending on the collective or subjective context in which those images are viewed

This box set contains a numbered photographic print and an exclusive portfolio by the artist

In Bruce Gilden Cherry Blossom

most trivial death