Eve Arnold USA. Nevada and California. "The Misfits", a film by John HUSTON. 1960 , 1960/printed 2026 Material Museum grade archival pigment print auf Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325 Papier Edition Size 250 Measurement 25,4 x 30,48 cm Auflage 250 Inkl. signiertem Zertifikat vom Eve Arnold Estate Details about the frame Handgefertigter schwarz gebeizter und gewachster Ahorn-Holzrahmen, Außenmasse ca. 35 x 41,5 cm, inkl. Passepartout und Museumsglas sowie rückseitiger Aufhängung The new and affordable way to buy contemporary art Strictly limited and signed art editions Limited stock From emerging talents to today’s most sought-after artists Easy and free sign-up to shop our weekly deals SIGN UP NOW Already have an account? About the artwork “If you could do that well with Marlene, can you imagine what you can do with me?” It was the young, already famous actress Marilyn Monroe who, in the early 1950s at a party at the “21 Club” in New York, approached the young documentary photographer Eve Arnold—who was then still at the beginning of her career. Monroe had seen Arnold’s photographs of Marlene Dietrich, which were strikingly different from the typical celebrity portraits of the time. Prints such as “Marilyn Monroe at the Casino, Reno, 1960” or “Marilyn Monroe at a press conference for ‘The Prince and the Showgirl,’ New York City, 1956” demonstrate Arnold’s remarkable talent for capturing people—even in seemingly casual, offhand moments. Monroe, for her part, knew how to harness the camera like few others. “We were both gamblers, risk-takers, and we took chances. We both trusted ourselves and each other to carry us through,” Eve Arnold later remarked. Their collaboration yielded iconic images and portraits—including those taken in 1960 during the production of John Huston’s film *The Misfits* in Nevada and California—with this color photograph now being released as an edition in print size for the first time. About the artist Eve Arnold (1912–2012) is considered one of the most significant photojournalists; she was an early member of the legendary photo agency Magnum and the first woman to join its ranks. In 2024, she was inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame. She shared a friendship with Marilyn Monroe, and over the course of more than a decade, the two women collaborated on a whole series of photoshoots. Through her photography, Eve Arnold manages to bring us a little closer to the human being behind the star—a figure who otherwise seemed entirely consumed by the public eye. Latest Exhibitions (Selection) Das Academy Museum of Motion Pictures zeigt aktuell „Marilyn Monroe: Hollywood Icon” (bis Februar 2027). Im Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof in Maastrich ist aktuell die Retrospektive „Eve Arnold“: „All about Eve‘“ zu sehen (bis Januar 2027). Die Ausstellung „Marilyn Monroe - An appreciation by Eve Arnold” im Opificio della Fotografia fand im Sommer 2026 statt. Links of Interest (Selection) Nachruf Eve Arnold im The Guardian BBC-Dokumentation „Eve and Marilyn” Discover More Art Joachim Lambrechts Marilyn Monroe in New York, 2022/2023 Andy Warhol Warhols Sunday B.Morning Edition / Marilyn Gold Kopf I, 1967/2023 Jonas Burgert blieb Ihr, 2026
