The allure of Marilyn Monroe

If there’s one face that seems to stand the test of time, never fading or losing its magic, it is that of the Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe. Long after Andy Warhol iconised her in his 1962 silkscreen paintings, her visage appears in contemporary art collections around the world – including our own!

Marilyn After Andy Warhol (922)

John Myatt

$17,500.00 (Ex VAT)

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Original

Beach Towel, Santa Monica Beach, 1962

Edward Weston Collection

$407.75 (Ex VAT) $815.50

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Limited Edition

Marilyn - Heaven Sent (122)

Illuminati Neon

$4,791.67 (Ex VAT) $13,450.00

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Original

Monroe Lisa - Yellow

Simon Claridge

$407.75 (Ex VAT) $815.50

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Limited Edition

Mount Sinai, Long Island, 1955

Eve Arnold

$379.16 (Ex VAT) $758.33

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Limited Edition

Polka Dot Umbrella, Tobay Beach, 1949

Edward Weston Collection

$407.75 (Ex VAT) $815.50

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Limited Edition

Marilyn On A Sunny Day

James Francis Gill

$5,541.67 (Ex VAT)

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Limited Edition

Mini Marilyn 2

James Francis Gill

$1,160.83 (Ex VAT)

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Limited Edition

Sketch Of MM Icon

James Francis Gill

$2,916.67 (Ex VAT)

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Limited Edition

Marilyn learning her lines for The Misfits, 1960

Eve Arnold

$17,208.33 (Ex VAT)

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Limited Edition

The Beauty Of M

James Francis Gill

$4,258.33 (Ex VAT)

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Limited Edition

James Francis Gill

As one of the last living Pop Art pioneers, James Francis Gill expertly captures the American Dream with world renowned actress Marilyn Monroe in his collection, The Return Of James Francis Gill. Merging iconography with startling colour, he is inspired by magazines like Time, Life and National Geographic.

Simon Claridge

In 2014, diamond dust artist Simon collaborated with Twentieth Century Fox for Fox Presents the Films of Marilyn: a reinvented series of some of the most iconic images of the star from her time with the film studio. Included are photography stills, test shots and outtakes from Fox’s coveted archives.

Simon says: “This is the closest I will ever be able to get to painting Marilyn for real. And that is an absolute highlight of my career.”

Edward Weston

Edward's collection reaches beyond the camera lens and into the very essence of the 20th century's most enigmatic film icon. A pioneer in the collection of Hollywood photography, Edward built his extensive collection over five decades.

The actress’s career is captured in snapshots that range from her early days in 1948 to her final photo shoot in 1962, with the body of work featuring such trusted artists as Laszlo Willinger, Andre de Dienes, Kashio Aoki and George Barris.