Globe Photos
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe
Andy Warhol had acquired the stunning publicity shot less than 24 hours after her death. The photograph was taken by Eugene Kornman. Warhol had never asked permission to use the photograph and never paid Eugene Kornman or his Estate for its use. Warhol had cropped the original photograph. Pop artist Andy Warhol’s portrait of Marilyn Monroe is now the most expensive piece of artwork by an American artist ever sold at auction, after the colorful silk screen sold for a record-breaking $195 million. The original camera negative has not been located, but the vintage large format copy negative from which the prints have been made, was recently found in the famous Movie Star News Archive, hidden in an old filing cabinet that had not been opened in half a century.
Photo by Eugene Kornman
About the Print
About the Print
- Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Baryta- a pure cotton paper with an inkjet coating that has been perfectly optimized for the needs of Fine Art applications. The natural white paper comes in a pleasant, warm shade of white and contains no optical brighteners. The exquisite surface texture gives the paper a lovely, delicate feel while at the same time lending it an artistic note.
- Each print includes a 1"-2" border based on size.
What's Included
What's Included
- Numbered limited edition print in the size of your choice
- Certificate of Authenticity from Globe Photos
- Prints and COA are shipped in a secure rolled tube.
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