Marilyn Monroe STUNNING Authentic Original Vintage Type 1 Historic Photograph PSA Guaranteed Authentic SAM SHAW

Marilyn Monroe
Stunning Authentic Vintage Type 1 Historic Photograph

PSA Certified and Encapsulated

One of the most breath-taking Type 1 Marilyn photos we've ever acquired.

Stunning Authentic Vintage Type 1 Historic Photograph of a young strikingly beautiful Marilyn wearing the "Tiger" dress by William Travilla, on set in The Seven Year Itch

A museum-quality Type 1 photo for the discerning Marilyn, and /or Historical Photograph Collector.

*NOTE:  Also has on the back to ever important provenance of the original NSS STamp

The Seven Year Itch (20th Century-Fox, 1955) Marilyn Monroe in "Tiger" Dress by William Travilla 10" x 8" Original Studio Release Photograph by Sam Shaw. PSA/DNA Type 1. Vintage gelatin silver glossy 10" x 8" studio release photograph of Marilyn Monroe wearing the "Tiger" dress by William Travilla, on set in The Seven Year Itch, Hollywood, CA, 1954, by Sam Shaw. Key set number 910-D-4 in India ink on the negative. Shaw, one of Monroe's closest friends and most trusted photographers, was responsible for some of the most enduring images of her career, both on- and off-set. His photographs of Monroe in Travilla's bold tiger-stripe cocktail dress remain among the most iconic studio stills from The Seven Year Itch, a film that cemented Monroe's image as the definitive screen siren of the 1950s.

Photographer BIO:

A native New Yorker, Sam Shaw (1912 to 1999) began his photography career in the 1940s with Collier’s magazine, photographing the everyday life of ordinary people. He traveled the USA creating reportages on such subjects as jazz musicians in New Orleans, farmers and coal miners in West Virginia, WWII, and the burlesque, before going on to work with film studios in New York, Los Angeles and Europe as a stills photographer. As well as photographing Marlyn Monroe throughout her career, Shaw shot many other film industry personalities such as Marlon Brando, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren, Audrey Hepburn, and Alfred Hitchcock. His work was regularly published in Life, Look, Paris Match, Europeo, Harper’s Bazaar, among others.

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