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Année: 2024 & 2025 Marque / Produit: EMAIL DIAMANT / dentifrice Pays: France Visuel: Marilyn Monroe envoie un baiser à la caméra
à son arrivée à New York le 09 septembre 1954
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Year: 2024 & 2025 Brand / Product: EMAIL Diamant / toothpaste Country: France Visual: Marilyn Monroe blows a kiss to the camera
upon her arrival in New York on September 9, 1954
. Manteau d'hiver noir en fourrure de singe Winter black coat in monkey fur .
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Manteau en fourrure de singe de colobe noir des années 1940 aux larges épaules, avec un col en cordé, une doublure en satin et une étiquette Jerrold's Van Nuys, Californie. . A black Colobus Monkey Fur Coat from the 1940s with broad shoulders, a cordé collar, a satin lining, and a Jerrold's Van Nuys, California label. .
L'espèce de singe utilisée pour fabriquer ce manteau de fourrure figure sur la liste des espèces en voie de disparition. Il était cependant très à la mode dans les années 1940 et sa fourrure a été beaucoup utilisée pour faire des vestes et manteaux. . The monkey species used to make this fur coat is on the Endangered Species list. However, it was very fashionable in the 1940s and its fur was used extensively to make jackets and coats. .
. Il s'agit sans doute du manteau que Marilyn a acheté en décembre 1944 / janvier 1945, tel qu'elle l'écrit dans deux lettres envoyées à Grace Goddard: dans la lettre datée du 3 décembre 1944, elle écrit "J'ai découvert qu'il est possible d'acheter un manteau de singe à crédit. Je t'expliquerai plus tard."
Puis, elle confirme l'achat de ce manteau dans une lettre datée du 14 janvier 1945: "Jimmie n'est pas encore rentré mais s'attend à être à la maison à tout moment. Il m'a envoyé 100 $ pour Noël alors j'en ai mis un peu plus et je suis maintenant l'heureuse propriétaire d'un manteau de singe Gold Coast. Oh c'est tout simplement magnifique ! J'ai obtenu la meilleure qualité possible parce que je pensais que je pourrais aussi bien obtenir quelque chose qui durerait. (Je ne veux pas que tout le monde sache que ça a coûté autant que ça le devait au départ, c'est mon affaire, tu ne crois pas ?" . This is probably the coat that Marilyn bought in December 1944/January 1945, as she writes in two letters sent to Grace Goddard: in the letter dated December 3, 1944, she writes "I found out that its possible to buy a bold coast monkey coat. I shall write to you about it later." Then, she confirms the purchase of this coat in a letter dated January 14, 1945: "Jimmie hasn't come home yet but expects to be home most any time. He sent me $100.00 for Christmas so I put some more with it and I am now the happy owner of a Gold Coast monkey coat. Oh its simply beautiful! I got the finest quality obtainable because I thought I might as well get something that would last. (I don't want everyone to know that it cost as much as it did in the first place its my own business, don't you think ?" .
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Marilyn a été photographiée avec le manteau qu'à un seul événement médiatique:
à l'avant-première du film The Emperor Waltz (La Valse de L'Empereur, film de la Paramount réalisé par Billy Wilder) le 26 mai 1948 à Hollywood, où elle s'y est rendue accompagnée de l'acteur Mickey Rooney.
(voir l'article 26/05/1948 Première d'Emperor Waltz ) . Marilyn was photographed wearing the coat at only one media event: the premiere of the film The Emperor Waltz(a Paramount film directed by Billy Wilder) on May 26, 1948 in Hollywood, where she attended accompanied by actor Mickey Rooney. .
. L'après Marilyn After Marilyn .
Marilyn a offert le manteau à Jacquita M. Rigoni (Warren) en 1954, en guise de cadeau du mariage de Jacqui avec Herb Rigoni. Jacqui est la petite-nièce d'Anne Karger (Jacqui est la petite-fille de Effie Conley Warren, qui est la soeur d'Anne Karger); Anne Karger est la mère de Freddie Karger, qui était le professeur de chant de Marilyn et son premier grand amour en 1948. Après sa séparation d'avec Karger, Marilyn a conservé une relation étroite avec la famille Karger. .
- Mariage de Jacqui Warren avec Herb Rigoni
le 08 août 1954, avec Marilyn Monroe - - Jacqui Warren's wedding to Herb Rigoni
August 08, 1954, with Marilyn Monroe - .
Marilyn gave the coat to Jacquita M. Rigoni (Warren) in 1954, as a wedding gift to Herb Rigoni.Jacqui was Anne Karger's great-niece (Jacqui was the granddaughter of Effie Conley Warren, who was Anne Karger's sister);Anne Karger was the mother of Freddie Karger, who was Marilyn's singing teacher and her first love in 1948. After her separation from Karger, Marilyn maintained a close relationship with the Karger family. .
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Le manteau a été conservé par la famille jusqu'à ce qu'il soit proposé aux enchères de Julien's Auction du 17 novembre 2017, estimé entre 20 000 et 30 000 Dollars, il fut vendu pour 32 000 Dollars. (lot 153 article 17/11/2017, JULIEN'S "Icons and Idols: Hollywood": Lots ) . The coat was kept by the family until it was offered at Julien's Auction on November 17, 2017, estimated at $20,000-$30,000, it sold for $32,000. .
. Aux enchères, figurait aussi une lettre d'authenticité de Jacqui Rigoni détaillant la relation de la famille avec Monroe et l'histoire du manteau. . Also included in the auction was a letter of authenticity from Jacqui Rigoni detailing the family's relationship with Monroe and the history of the coat.
Vente aux enchères "Merry, Merry Marilyn II !" du 30 décembre 2024 organisée en ligne sur Julien's Auction . Auction "Merry, Merry Marilyn II!"on December 30, 2024 organized online on Julien's Auction .
Petite vente aux enchères de fin d'année entièrement consacrée à Marilyn Monroe qui comprenait 97 lots: quelques documents papiers personnels, des photographies et quelques objets dérivés (merchandising). . Small end-of-year auction entirely dedicated to Marilyn Monroe which included 97 lots: some personal paper documents, photographs and some derivative objects (merchandising). ..
Lot 01: Marilyn Monroe 1952 Handwritten Check A 'Counter Check;' penned in blue fountain pen ink by the star, dated "June 26 '52," from MM's "Bank of America / Sunset & Laurel" branch, paid to "Embassy," in the amount of "110 / One hundred ten," signed "Marilyn Monroe / Bel Air Hotel / OR 71271" in the lower right corner; normal cancellation stamps and punch-outs appear on the verso; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000 / Sold Price: $7,800
Lot 02: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Handwritten Check A standard piece issued by Bank of America; from the Laurel-Sunset Branch, penned in brown fountain pen ink by the star, dated "March 12, '53," paid to "Harriet Beal" [a wardrobe mistress], in the amount of "$50 / fifty," signed "Marilyn Monroe" in the lower right corner; regular cancellation stamps and punch-outs appear on verso; ink is now very faded, but still legible; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $400 - $600 / Sold Price: $6,500
Lot 07: Marilyn Monroe 1962 Miscellaneous Paperwork A group of four separate documents; the first is a one page typed letter from Cherie Redmond [MM's secretary] to Milton A. Rudin [MM's attorney], dated "April 2, 1962," the note outlines some concerns Redmond has about Marilyn's finanaces and business ventures, including a funny situation about a recipe MM was going to contribute to a cook book -- Remond writes "I'd hate to have someone use her recipe then turn around and sue her because they couldn't stomach some ingredient she included;" the second is a file copy of a one page note MM sent to 20th Century Fox, dated "March 29, 1962," regarding having her checks send to Redmond; the third is a blank "Expense Report" form from Fox; the fourth is a small typed note outlining monies "MM Prods." was entitled to from her studio; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $1,950
Lot 08: Marilyn Monroe 1962 File Copy of Letter from Her Lawyer A two page note typed on vellum; dated "June 25, 1962," addressed to the star from her attorney, Milton A. Rudin [weirdly, he was the brother-in-law of MM's shrink, Dr. Ralph Greenson], the content is about MM's $13,000 bank balance, with Rudin admonishing her that "at the rate you have been making those expenditures, you will spend the $13,000 in a very short period of time;" original fold marks evident; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $3,900
Lot 66: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1953 Christmas Card from Marie DiMaggio
A cute "of the era" piece depicting a lady opening a mailbox; inside has a pre-printed message reading in part "Marie DiMaggio" -- sister of Marilyn's second husband, baseball great Joe DiMaggio; originally offered in a Julien's Auctions sale where a number of lots were consigned directly by Anna Strasberg -- widow of Lee Strasberg, who himself inherited Marilyn's Estate [along with his then wife, Paula] when the star passed away in August 1962 -- but you already know all this; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $910
Films (28 lots)
Lot 03: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Annotated Single Page from "The Misfits" United Artists, 1961; a piece of vellum with typed text from the film written by Arthur Miller, noting page "76," dated "August 17, 1960," with the star's penciled cross-outs for her character "Roslyn" as well as her 'note to self' reading "Try to make / Guido Relief" [sic], another penciled annotation in upper right corner in someone else's hand reads "May Reis's" [MM's longtime and trusted secretary]; also included is page "69" of the script with an orange wax pencil annotation of "MM" in the upper margin, though no other annotations appear; please note both pages are heavily wrinked, stained, and tattered on the edges; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $3,900
Lot 19: Marilyn Monroe 1961/2000s Oversized Color Photograph from "The Misfits" United Artists, 1961; a circa early 2000s reprint; large format, glossy finish, depicting a close-up of the star's face as she's in costume and on the set of her last film, likely taken by Eve Arnold; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 20: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Four Black and White Photographs from "The Misfits"
United Artists, 1961; a group of four; all original prints; large format, glossy finish, three depict the star wearing her famous "cherry" dress on the set, one depicts her in a scene with co-star Thelma Ritter; versos of all with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 21: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Exhibitor's Campaign Manual for "Let's Make Love"
20th Century Fox, 1960; an 8-page black and white oversized fold-out pamphlet; outlining all the print advertisements and posters that newspapers and/or movie theatre owners could buy in order to publicize this cute yet ludicrous film where Marilyn played a naive young ingenue -- at age 34!; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 23: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Black and White Photograph from "Some Like It Hot" United Artists, 1959; an original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star in a wardrobe test shot wearing her risque black dress; verso with a black ink credit stamo reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 24: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Black and White Photograph from "Some Like It Hot" United Artists, 1959; an original print; glossy finish, depicting the star wearing her bathing suit costume and a robe in a behind-the-scenes shot from the comedy, though she looks as troubled as the production was; verso with black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 25: Marilyn Monroe | 1959 Black and White Photograph from "Some Like It Hot" United Artists, 1959; an original print; glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting Marilyn and co-stars Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, and Joe E. Brown in the now-legendary last scene of their all-time great comedy; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 26: Marilyn Monroe 1959/1970s Three Black and White Photographs from "Some Like It Hot"
United Artists, 1959; a group of three; all circa 1970s later prints, large format, two with a matte finish, one with a glossy finish, depicting the star alongside Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in front of the Hotel del Coronado in scenes from their all-time classic comedy; versos with black ink credit stamps reading in part "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $7,800
Lot 27: Marilyn Monroe 1959/1970s Three Color Photographs from "Some Like It Hot" United Artists, 1959; a group of three; all circa 1970s later prints; glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the star either on the set or on location from her all-time great comedy; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 36: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Negative with Copyright of Black and White Photograph by Milton H. Greene from "Bus Stop" 20th Century Fox, 1956; an original film negative, text on border reads "Kodak Safety," depicting the star in costume as she poses with co-star Eileen Heckart's two sons; included are two two small black and white prints from the negative as well as the copyright; originally from the Estate of Milton H. Greene; further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $400 - $600 / Sold Price: $4,550
Lot 37: Marilyn Monroe 1956/1970s Black and White Photograph from "Bus Stop" 20th Century Fox, 1956; a circa 1970s later print; large format, glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star in a behind-the-scenes shot; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $1,625
Lot 40: Marilyn Monroe 1954 Memo Related to "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; a single "Inter-Office Correspondence" half-sheet from the studio; two-hole punch marks on top margin, dated "Oct. 21, 1954," from Fox mogul Darryl F. Zanuck, addressed to "Billy Wilder / Charles Feldman / Sid Rogell," reading in part "I got caught up on the rushes last night on Seven Year Itch. They are / excellent. Monroe was particularly outstanding / ...D.F.Z." -- a nice shout-out to MM from her big boss; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 41: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Telegram Related to "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; a Western Union telegram sent to the film's producer, Charles K. Feldman, two-hole punch marks on upper margin, dated "1955 Jun 17 AM 9:28," from a suit at Fox named Charlie Einfeld who was very concerned with the advertising campaign, noting in part "some papers refuse to accept wind blowing ad / ...this is a very delicate situation and we are walking on eggs / all the time as we are trying to avoid avalanche of protest" -- funny now that Marilyn's chaste skirt-blowing scene caused such an uproar 69 years ago!; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction.
Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 42: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Cheeky Advertisement for a Ballantine Book Related to "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; a unique vertically-folded document; the front with text reading "From The / Ballantine Book / Marilyn / Monroe / as / The Girl," piece opens to reveal a black and white image of the star and Tom Ewell in the famous "subway scene" as a reprobate looks up from below the grate (!), the back with text reading "Wish / You / Were / Here" -- pretty risque all around; a blue ballpoint ink handwritten annotation in the upper front left corner reads "From / Sam / Shaw / 6-8-55" -- presumably as the inside image is one of Shaw's; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 43: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Rare Herald Sample from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; a prototype of a 'herald' that movie theatre owners could order to promote the film at their venue, featuring images of the star on the front and inside pages as well as fun text and blurbs about the movie and its costars, backside mostly left blank other than red-printed text noting how one could order this advertising piece; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $390
Lot 44: Marilyn Monroe | 1955 Newspaper Clippings Related to "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; a group of two; both with two-hole punch marks on upper margins; the first a largish advertisement cut from the June 2, 1955 edition of the "Daily Mirror," listing a screening of the film at Loew's State Theatre with an interesting tidbit noting "Get an / autograph from one of the stars / (Guess who?) In Person!" [Who WAS it? I wonder if we can ever find out?]; the second a folded section of the June 8, 1955 edition of the "Los Angeles Examiner" featuring a small advertisement for the film's screening at Grauman's Chinese Theatre; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $325
Lot 45: Marilyn Monroe | 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955. Lobby card #8 featuring a color image of MM next to co-star Tom Ewell at the piano; frame burn and very tiny tears appear at the borders, but main image is mostly unaffected; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 46: Marilyn Monroe 1955/1960s Rare Black and White Photograph from "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; a circa 1960s later print, high-gloss finish, depicting an image we don't usually see of MM standing next to co-star Tom Ewell on that famous subway grate; verso displays a black ink credit stamp reading in part "The Silver Screen / ...New York City; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 47: Marilyn Monroe | 1955 Black and White Photograph by Frank Burley from "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; an original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star in costume on location in New York City; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $1,300
Lot 48: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Black and White Photograph from "The Seven Year Itch" 20th Century Fox, 1955; an original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star on waving from a window on location in New York City; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 53: Marilyn Monroe 1954 Black and White Photograph from "River of No Return" 20th Century Fox, 1954; an original print; matte finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star next to her stand-in Helen Thurston on the set of her western film that co-starred Robert Mitchum; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 54: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Black and White Photograph from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" 20th Century Fox, 1953; an original print; large format, glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star on the set standing next to her beloved make-up man, Allan "Whitey" Snyder; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 55: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1970s Four Black and White Photographs from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" 20th Century Fox, 1953; a group of four; circa 1970s later prints; glossy finish, all depicting the star in behind-the-scenes images on the set of her musical, including three from the iconic "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" number; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 65: Marilyn Monroe | 1953/1960 Color Slides A set of two; the first depicting the star alone in a scene from her 1953 20th Century Fox film, "How to Marry a Millionaire;" the second depicting her with co-star Frankie Vaughan on January 16, 1960 during a press conference for their 1960 20th Century Fox film, "Let's Make Love;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $455
Lot 67: Marilyn Monroe 1952 Lobby Card from "We're Not Married" 20th Century Fox, 1952; the number 4 card, featuring an image of the star as "Annabel Jones Norris" from the cute dramedy that co-starred Ginger Rogers, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eve Arden, Mitzi Gaynor, Jane Darwell, and a couple of male actors; in very good condition; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $195
Lot 69: Marilyn Monroe 1951 Exhibitor's Campaign Book for "Let's Make It Legal"
20th Century Fox, 1951. A 12-page, black and white, oversized pamphlet outlining all the print advertisements and posters that newspapers and/or movie theatre owners could buy in order to advertise this early film where Marilyn starred alongside Claudette Colbert, Zachary Scott, and Robert Wagner!; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 71: Marilyn Monroe 1950/1970s Black and White Photograph from "The Asphalt Jungle" A circa 1970s later print; large format, semi-gloss finish, depicting the star in a classic studio publcity pose to plug her 1950 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer noir that co-starred Louis Calhern and Sterling Hayden (who cares); verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" please note surface of photograph has some slight smudge marks that can be seen in raking light only; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 72: Marilyn Monroe | 1950 Black and White Photograph from "Ticket to Tomahawk" 20th Century Fox, 1950; an original print; glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star next to three others in scene from one of her early films that co-starred Dan Dailey (who cares) and Anne Baxter; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $520
Photographies (35 lots)
Lot 09: Marilyn Monroe 1962/2012 Limited Edition Color Photograph Signed by Bert Stern A 2012 print; large format, matte finish, double-weight paper, depicting the nude star holding a striped scarf in front of herself, signed in orange wax pencil on the lower margin "39/50 Marilyn Bert Stern;" verso with a black ink credit stamp readiing in part "Photograph by / Bert Stern" and further signed in same orange wax pencil "Bert Stern / 2012;" included with a 'Certificate of Authenticity' similarly signed by Stern; please note there are slight creases on the wide white margins, but overall image is not affected; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $1,625
Lot 10: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1980s "The Last Sitting" Poster Related to Bert Stern A piece printed onto heavy stock posterboard; depicting ten color images of the star shot by Bert Stern with their captions printed below; text on top margin reads in part "Art / Expo / West / Los Angeles / Convention / Center" and "The / Last / Sitting;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 11: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Black and White Photograph by Bert Stern A circa 1970s reprint; matte finish, depicting a somewhat rare image of the star wrapped up in a geometric-print sheer scarf; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 12: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1982 Limited-Edition Enormous Poster-Sized Black and White Contact Sheet Signed By Bert Stern A 1982 later print with a semi-gloss finish, depicting 12 images of the nude star as she poses holding a geometric-print scarf; lower margin with penciled annotations by Stern reading "12/15 Marilyn 1962 Bert Stern;" verso with Stern's further annotations reading "Taken / 1962 / 12/15 Bert Stern / Marilyn Monroe / Contact Sheet #1;" verso also displays black ink credit stamp reading in part "1982 Bert Stern;" rolled; please note the very large size of this piece; futhermore, please note there are evident tears and/or rips on the 3rd images from the left in the top and middle rows; this piece is really magnificent in person due to its enormity; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $800 - $1,000 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 13: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Black and White Photograph by Bert Stern A circa 1970s later print; matte finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the star having her hair tweaked by an unknown male on the photo set that day; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $455
Lot 14: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1980s Oversized 'Gold Foil' Artist's Proof Poster Signed by Bert Stern A stunning close-up of the star's face; printed on heavy stock paper in a gold metallic-y and dot matrix-y fashion, signed in black felt-tip ink on the lower margin "A/P" and "Bert Stern;" would be perfect hanging on a wall somewhere in Palm Springs; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 15: Marilyn Monroe | 1962/1987 Suite of Limited Edition Black and White Photographs by George Barris A group of five; all 1987 later prints, matte finish, depicting the star in various poses from Barris' now-famous session, each with text printed on the right margin reading "1987 Marilyn Monroe Weston Editions Ltd.," housed in a white folder with related text printed on the covers and on the inside; included with a small card noting this suite is numbered "891/2500;" this collectible was made in conjunction with the release Gloria Steinem's 1988 book "Marilyn: Norma Jeane" where these images were used; further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 16: Marilyn Monroe 1962 Black and White Photograph An original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star and her date, Jose Bolanos, at the March 5, 1962 Golden Globes ceremony; verso with black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" MM did win an award that night -- the special 'Henrietta' for World Film Favorite Female; please note there is a small 1/2 inch diagonal mark on MM's neck which was on the negative when the photo was printed; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 17: Marilyn Monroe 1962 Black and White Photograph by Gene Daniels An original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star and her date, Jose Bolanos, eating dinner at the March 5, 1962 Golden Globes ceremony; verso with detailed black ink credit stamps reading in part "Revue / ...Credit: / Gene Daniels / ...8. Marz (March) 1962; MM did win an award that night -- the special 'Henrietta' for "World Film Favorite Female;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $325
Lot 28: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Black and White Photograph by Paul Schumach Related to "Some Like It Hot" United Artists, 1959; an original print; glossy finish, depicting the star and then-husband Arthur Miller at the "Some Like It Hot" film premiere which took place in New York City on March 29, 1959; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading in part "Photo by / Paul Schumach" and further noting his old-timey telephone number of "PL-77404;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $2,600
Lot 29: Marilyn Monroe 1958/1970s Black and White Photograph by Carl Perutz A circa 1970s later print; semi-gloss finish, double-weight paper, depicting a somewhat rare image of the star wearing a floppy black hat; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading in part "The Silver Screen / ...New York City;" shot by the noted Magnum photographer in NYC on June 16, 1958; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $2,275
Lot 30: Marilyn Monroe 1958 Black and White Photograph An original print; large format, glossy finish, depicting the star at the Los Angeles film premiere of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical "Gigi" which took place on July 10, 1958; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 31: Marilyn Monroe 1957/1980s Black and White Photograph by Sam Shaw A circa 1980s later print; large format, high-gloss finish, wide white borders, depicting the star frolicking barefoot outside in Roxbury, Conneticut in 1957; please note there is a very small circular crease on the lower right side in the white border area, but it does not affect the main image; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 32: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Personally-Owned Sepia Photograph by Cecil Beaton An original print; square format, matte finish, depicting the star in her fabled "favorite photo of herself" -- you know the one -- where she's holding a flower as she rests against an Asian-print backdrop, mounted to an off-white mat board which is then housed in an oversized tan-colored folder; this being one of many like copies that Marilyn specifically had made to sign for special people in her life; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $6,500
Lot 33: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Black and White Photograph Related to "The Prince and the Showgirl" An original print; glossy finish, depicting the star in an intimate moment with Laurence Olivier at a press conference on July 16, 1956 at The Savoy Hotel in London where the two announced their joint film project, what was to become the 1957 Warner Bros. romantic comedy, "The Prince and the Showgirl;" sadly, this brief moment of frisson did not last between the two leads as they quickly started irritating each other, making for a fraught production and resulting in an unpopular film at the box office; oddly, there were two press conferences at the same place a day apart [see next lot]; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $455
Lot 34: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Black and White Photograph Related to "The Prince and the Show Girl" An original print; large format, glossy finish, depicting the star sitting next to Arthur Miller and Laurence Olivier at a July 15, 1956 press conference at The Savoy Hotel in London to discuss what would become their 1957 Warner Bros. film, "The Prince and the Showgirl;" oddly, there were two press conferences at the same place, a day apart [see previous lot]; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $390
Lot 35: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Black and White Photograph An original print; glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the beaming star with then-fiancee Arthur Miller in NYC on June 22, 1956 as they announce their plans to marry; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 38: Marilyn Monroe 1955/1980s Sepia Photograph by Ed Feingersh A circa 1980s later print; matte finish, on porous 'paper-like' paper, depicting the star in a pensive mood as she holds a cigarette, taken by Feingersh in March of 1955 for a "Redbook" magazine spread; likely printed in 1988 when a whole series of Feingersh's candid photographs of the star were rediscovered after 33 years, printed up, and sold in galleries to much fanfare; Feingersh captured Marilyn in moody, evocative images in and around New York City, just as she was embarking on a whole new life there for herself; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $1,300
Lot 39: Marilyn Monroe | 1955 Black and White Photograph An original print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight, depicting the star wearing all white at the January 7, 1955 press conference in New York City where she announced the formation of her new company, Marilyn Monroe Productions; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 50: Marilyn Monroe 1954 Black and White Photograph An original print; large format, glossy finish, depicting an unexpected perspective of the star off to the left as she poses for dozens of camera-wielding soldiers in Korea when she performed for them in February 1954; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 58: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1970s Black and White Photograph by Bob Beerman A circa 1970s later print; large format, semi-gloss finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the star sitting on her bed at her 882 North Doheny Drive apartment in Los Angeles; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $1,040
Lot 59: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1970s Two Black and White Photographs by Bob Beerman A group of two; both circa 1970s later prints; both large formats; the first with a glossy finish, double-weight paper, horizontal image, depicting the star lounging in bed with a bottle of Chanel No. 5 perfume evident on the nightstand; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" the second with a semi-gloss finish, vertical image, depicting the star in a similar pose; same credit stamp on verso; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 60: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1970s Two Black and White Photographs by Bob Beerman A group of two; both circa 1970s reprints, large format, semi-gloss finish; the first a horizontal image depicting the star sitting at a table in her apartment at 882 North Doheny Drive in Los Angeles; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" the second a vertical image depicting MM sitting at same table but from a different angle; verso with same stamp; please note this second photograph has an evident crease across the center as well as evident wrinkle and crease marks on the right border; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 61: Marilyn Monroe 1952-1953/1970s Triptych of Colorized Black and White Photographs by Frank Powolny A group of three; circa 1970s later prints; glossy finish, all depicting the star in classic pin-up poses, each one has been uniquely hand-tinted; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 62: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1970s Six Black and White Headshot Photographs by Frank Powolny A group of six identical ones; all circa 1970s later prints, glossy finish, depicting one of the star's most classic headshots as taken by the 20th Century Fox in-house studio photographer; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 63: Marilyn Monroe | 1953/1970s Black and White Photograph A circa 1970s later print; semi-gloss finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the star and child actor Tommy Rettig at the premiere of the 1953 Columbia film "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" -- at the time, the two were working together on the 1954 20th Century Fox western, "River of No Return," so were likely set up as each other's "dates" for PR purposes; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 70: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1951/1970s Black and White Photograph A circa 1970s later print; glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the then starlet in a cute cowgirl get-up; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 73: Marilyn Monroe 1949/1960s Black and White Photograph A circa 1960s later print; large format, glossy finish, depicting the then starlet flanked by two other dancers in a ballet class, believed to have been shot for "Life" magazine by photographer J. R. Eyerman; verso with black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 74: Marilyn Monroe | 1948/1970s Color Photograph by Laszlo Willinger A circa 1970s later print; large format, glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the then starlet wearing a black negligee set against a bright red background; verso has black ink credit stamp reading "Silver / Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $455
Lot 75: Marilyn Monroe | 1947/1970s Color Photograph by Laszlo Willinger A circa 1970s later print; glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the then model wearing a blue-striped two-piece bathing suit and cork-heeled platform sandals as she poses on the beach; likely shot by Laszlo Willinger; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 76: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1948 Two Color Prints by Laszlo Willinger A set of two; likely removed from a 1940s-era pin-up magazine, both feature the then model as a sexy cowgirl, both with blue text reading "Posed by Marilyn Monroe" while one further notes "Caught Short" and the other notes "Southern Exposure;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 77: Marilyn Monroe | 1946/1970s Color Photograph A circa 1970s later print; glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the then 19-year-old holding a fishing pole in the great outdoors, likely shot by Richard Miller who worked with the young model in the spring of 1946, just a couple months before her 20th birthday; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 78: Marilyn Monroe 1946/1970s Two Color Photographs A group of two; both circa 1970s later prints; large format, glossy finish, on Kodak paper, depicting the then model in two different red and white striped bathing suits; verso of both with a black ink credit stamp reading "Silver Screen;" likely shot by Richard Miller; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 79: Marilyn Monroe | 1946/2006 Oversized Limited Edition Black and White Photograph by Andre De Dienes A 2006 later print; large format, semi-gloss finish, double-weight paper, depicting the then model in a two-piece bathing suit standing on the beach holding a dark-colored blanket; verso with three black ink credit stamps reading in part "Authorized Limited Edition / From The Estate of / Andre de Dienes" plus a black felt-tip ink handwritten annotation reading "121/200" with a date of "5-16-2006;" please note there is a substantial vertical crease on the far right side margin somewhat affecting the image; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $520
Lot 80: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1946/1970s Four Black and White Photographs by Earl Moran A group of four; circa 1970s later prints; one with a glossy finish; three wtih a matte finish; all depicting the then model in sexy poses that Moran would then use to create illustration art for various men's publications; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $910
Presse & Magazines (7 lots)
Lot 04: Marilyn Monroe 1980 Milton H. Greene Signed Book "Of Women and Their Elegance"
A first edition; by Norman Mailer with photographs by Milton H. Greene, hardcover, with dust jacket, published in 1980 by Simon and Schuster; text is Mailer's fever dream fantasy of the star's life loosely based on "selected" recollections by Marilyn's enemies, Milton and Amy Greene; signed in blue felt-tip ink on a front free end page "To Peggy & Yoram Love and Happiness / Milton / Happy Birthday, Yoram" -- the addressee being Yoram Kahana, a longtime journalist and member of The Hollywood Foreign Press Association who was a good friend of Greene's; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $390
Lot 18: Marilyn Monroe 1962 "Variety" Magazine An issue dated "Monday, August 6, 1962;" Volume 116, No. 43, featuring an article on the cover titled "Marilyn Monroe's Death / at 36 Stuns Show Business;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 49: Marilyn Monroe | 1954 & 1956 Magazines A group of two; the first the July 9, 1954 issue of "Collier's," small color image of MM appears in upper right corner of cover, featuring a four-page article by Robert Cahn, also featuring a number of color and black and white rare images of the star, text covers some interesting information about her vocal coach, Hal Schaefer; the second the May 5, 1956 issue of "The Saturday Evening Post," small black and white image of MM appears in upper right of cover, featuring an extensive 6-page article by Pete Martin, also featuring a number of color and black and white rare images of the star, text covers MM's childhood and rise to fame from her own perspective -- seemingly, one of the original sources of what we know about Marilyn's pre-fame days; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $390
Lot 57: Marilyn Monroe | 1953 "Billed Bladet" Danish Magazine A newspaper-style magazine; dated "19. Maj 1953" [May], featuring a black and white image of the star on the cover wearing her gown from the "Two Little Girls from Little Rock" number of her 1953 20th Century Fox musical, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," but weirdly, there is no article about her on the interior pages; definitely for the Marilyn completist; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $195
Lot 64: Marilyn Monroe 1953 "Redbook" Magazine A March 1953 issue; featuring the star on the cover as well as in an inside article about the magazine's "14th Annual Movie Awards" where she was nominated as an "outstanding personality;" please note magazine's covers and edges are somewhat yellowed and frayed due to age, but inside pages are still intact; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $100
Lot 68: Marilyn Monroe | 1952 Miniature "Focus" Magazine A small publication; dated "September 1952," featuring the star on the cover, inside has a seven page article titled "The Psychiatrists Look at Marilyn Monroe" -- wow, we were armchair analyzing her from the get-go!; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 81: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1965 Newspaper Clippings Related to Gladys Pearl Monroe Baker Mortensen Ely A group of six with some being duplicates; from the 'Los Angeles Times' and the "Los Angeles Herald Examiner,' all covering and/or questioning the care of the star's problematic mother who was an issue for Marilyn, even after she died!; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $195
Calendriers Golden Dreams Tom Kelley (5 lots)
Lot 82: Marilyn Monroe | 1949/2021 Oversized Limited Edition Color Photograph Signed by Tom Kelley, Jr. A 2021 print that truly looks stunning in person; large format, high gloss finish, depicting the famous 'nude calendar' pose taken by Tom Kelley titled "Golden Dreams," numbered and signed in silver metallic felt-tip ink on the lower margin by the photographer's son, "46/70 Tom Kelley, Jr.;" with a COA signed in blue felt-tip ink by Tom Kelley, Jr. in 2021; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $600 - $800 / Sold Price: $3,900
Lot 83: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1970s Printer's Proof for a "Nude Calendar" Tray A large sheet of metal; featuring a double image of the star's famous nude calendar images, 'Golden Dreams' on the left and 'A New Wrinkle' on the right, text on both read "Marilyn Monroe," crop marks appear around border; this being a pre-production proof used to create the metal trays available to collectors in the early 1970s; scratches appear throughout surface due to use and age; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 84: Marilyn Monroe | 1954 Nude Calendar A more unusual one; featuring the famous 1949 color image shot by Tom Kelley glued to a decorative cardboard backing, text on image reads "Posed by Marilyn Monroe / Golden Dreams / Made in U.S.A.," a tiny page-a-month calendar for 1954 is stapled below; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $2,600
Lot 85: Marilyn Monroe | 1954 Nude Calendar A classic one featuring the famous 1949 color image shot by Tom Kelley glued to a simple cardboard backing, text on image reads "Posed by Marilyn Monroe / Golden Dreams / Made in U.S.A.," a tiny page-a-month calendar for 1954 is stapled below; please note there is some staining on the bottom portion as well as a 1" horizontal tear on the lower right side of the cardboard; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $2,600
Lot 86: Marilyn Monroe 1952 Nude Calendar A piece featuring THE famous image; text on the lower margin reads "A New Wrinkle / by Tom Kelley Studios," company intormation printed below reads in part "Geltman Sponging Co." with offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Portland; a 12-page calendar for the year 1952 is stapled to the lower portion; some overall tears appear throughout as so indivudual calendar pages due to age; rolled; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $400 - $600 / Sold Price: $1,300
Merchandising & Art (16 lots)
Lot 05: Marilyn Monroe 2002 Porcelain Figurine
A piece depicting the star based on a photo taken of her in March 1955 by her then business partner, Milton H. Greene; now known as "The Emerald Session" due to Marilyn wearing a green top, included with a tiny wooden stool replicating the real-life one MM sat on; figurine's face has an excellent likeness of Marilyn's, issued by The Franklin Mint, officially sanctioned by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe; further included with a Certificate of Authenticty, other related paperwork, a small color image showing MM, and its original shipping box; still further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $455
Lot 06: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1990s Fun Hand-Painted Chair
An armless side chair; entirely covered with canvas including the legs, featuring a handpainted image of Marilyn in her famous gold lame dress (you know the one); seat portion features a large facsimile signature painted in white reading "Marilyn Monroe;" back features a handpainted silhouette image in white of the star in her famous subway dress (you know the one); some paint loss and slight scratches evident throughout, but overall still in good condition; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $300 - $500 / Sold Price: $585
Lot 51: Marilyn Monroe | 1999 Prototype Vinyl Doll
A piece depicting the star wearing a sparkly purple dress loosely based on the one she wore in February 1954 when she performed for the American troops in Korea; doll's face has an excellent likeness of Marilyn's, issued by The Franklin Mint, officially sanctioned by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe; still housed in its original box with its accoutrements including a microphone stand, tiny gold-colored hoop earrings, and a tiny faux pearl bracelet; further included with related paperwork addressed to "Anna Strasberg" in NYC (as this was a prototype that Strasberg had to approve before it was marketed to the public) as well as a small color image showing MM in a similar purple dress; still further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $780
Lot 52: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Doll Wardrobe Trunk
A cute piece made of black composite materials; handle on top, front and right side have gold-tone star appliques printed with Marilyn's facsimile signature, case opens to reveal four drawers, shelves, and a rack/bar for hanging other MM doll clothes, included are three white plastic hangers and one tiny black handbag; issued by The Franklin Mint; further included with an envelope of related documents (including a Certificate of Authenticity) addressed to Anna Strasberg in NYC -- this collectible being a prototype sent to Strasberg for her approval before it was released to the public; still further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 56: Marilyn Monroe 1990 Collectors Plate Related to "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" A piece made of porcelain; depicting an image of the star in a pose from her iconic "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" number as the male background dancers look on, created by artist Chris Notarile, issued by Delphi, officially sanctioned by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe, verso displays various information about the plate; included with its original Certificate of Authenticity and other related paperwork; further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $390
Lot 87: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1970s "Warhol" Poster A piece printed on heavy stock posterboard; depicting Andy Warhol's very famous image of the star with the 'good' color combination [yellow hair, sky blue eyeshadow, red lipstick], text on upper margin simply reads "Warhol;" very slight foxing appears around white margins; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $50 - $100 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 88: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1990s Playboy-Related Giclee Prints by Pop Artist Steve Kaufman A set of two; the first featuring a purple image of Marilyn's face sewn onto pink fabric with a repeating pattern of red 'Playboy Bunny' logos; the second similar but with Marilyn's face in white; neither are signed, but both were created by the noted late artist, Steve Kaufman, who was a protege of Andy Warhol, and who himself created many unique images of the star, such as these two works; both are stretched on 1.5-inch-depth square-shaped wooden frames; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $200 - $300 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 89: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1990s Giclee Prints by Pop Artist Steve Kaufman A set of two; the first featuring an image of Marilyn's face "camouflage-style" in shades of red, yellow, and green; the second similar but in shades of turquoise, green, and pink; neither are signed, but both were created by the noted late artist, Steve Kaufman, who was a protege of Andy Warhol, and who himself created many unique images of the star, such as these two works; both are stretched on 2-inch-depth square-shaped wooden frames; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $650
Lot 90: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1990s Giclee Print by Pop Artist Steve Kaufman A single piece; depicting an image of Marilyn's face in shades of red and pink slightly reminiscent of David Bowie's "Aladdin Sane" album cover, not signed but created by the noted late artist, Steve Kaufman, who was a protege of Andy Warhol, and who himself created many unique images of the star, such as this work; a business card from the artist's studio is taped to the verso; work is stretched on a 2-inch depth square-shaped wooden frame; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $1,300
Lot 91: Marilyn Monroe | Circa 1980s Huge Acrylic Painting by Barry Leighton-Jones An original work rendered on canvas; depicting a pastel-toned image of the star looking melancholy as it rains in front of her, signed in the lower left corner "Leighton-Jones" -- the noted 20th century British artist; housed in an ornate gilt wood frame; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $500 - $700 / Sold Price: $910
Lot 92: Marilyn Monroe | 1992 Identical Small Posters Released by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe A group of 18; featuring a black and white image of the star's face, her red facsimile signature printed on the lower margin, additional text below notes in part "Roger Richman Agency, Beverly Hills, CA" and "Estate of Marilyn Monroe & Estate of Lee Strasberg" -- evidently made to promote the star's estate for some purpose; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $125
Lot 93: Marilyn Monroe | 1980s Pillowcase A piece made of a white cotton-blend; for a standard bed pillow; featuring a black and white silkscreened image of the star which will look familiar to you because it's the same image Andy Warhol first used for his famous 1962 "Marilyn" silkscreen paintings, text on the lower left reads "Philm Pilloes;" label inside reads in part "Burlington / House / ...Made in U.S.A.;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $260
Lot 94: Marilyn Monroe | 1997 Collectors Plate A piece made of porcelain; depicting a stunning image of the star, created by artist Chris Notarile, issued by The Bradford Exchange, officially sanctioned by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe, verso reads in part "Radiant in Red / ...(issued) on the 69th anniversary of her birth;" included with its original Certificate of Authenticity and other related paperwork; further included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $125
Lot 95: Marilyn Monroe | 1987 Lapel Buttons A group of two; each displaying a colorful rendition of the star created by artist Larry Salk which were officially commissioned by The Estate of Marilyn Monroe; text on the bottom rim of both read in part "1987 The Estate of Marilyn Monroe;" included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $100
Lot 96: Marilyn Monroe | 2015 Personality Poster A colorful piece depicting a retro image of Marilyn that looks "very 80s" above letters that spell out "Marilyn," a smaller image of Marilyn in her white dress appears above the "N," text on the lower margin reads in part "Black Ball Corp. / 2015" and further notes artwork by "Terry Pastor;" this particular image of the star will look familiar to you because it's the same one Andy Warhol first used for his famous 1962 "Marilyn" silkscreen paintings; rolled; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $25 - $50 / Sold Price: $50
Lot 97: Marilyn Monroe | 1989-2006 Unused Wall Calendars A group of 17; made by various companies in various designs from various years, some still sealed, others not, including: one from 1989 (still sealed), one from 1990, one from 1991, one from 1992 (still sealed), two different ones from 1993, one from 1994, two different ones from 1995 (one still sealed), two different ones from 1996 (both still sealed), two identical ones from 1997 (both still sealed), two identical ones from 2006 (both still sealed), and two identical ones from 2006 but a different company (both still sealed); great lot if you're into decoupage or other arts and crafts; included with a festive Julien's Auctions wristband to commemorate this online auction. Estimate: $100 - $200 / Sold Price: $195
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