Jack Carroll - Marilyn Monroe reading “Niagara” script, 1952
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Description from the seller
Context & origin of the photograph:
This photograph was taken in 1952, a pivotal period when Marilyn Monroe was working on the film Niagara, a decisive role in her rise to Hollywood. Captured in a more intimate setting, the image testifies to a moment of concentration and preparation, far from the glamorous public image that would bring her fame.
Description:
Black and white photograph depicting Marilyn Monroe lying on a bed, absorbed in reading a script of the film Niagara. The composition highlights a calm and introspective atmosphere, revealing a more personal facet of the actress.
The soft contrast, controlled lighting, and simplicity of the setting confer timeless elegance to this image, capturing Marilyn in a suspended moment between work and intimacy.
Technique & Print:
Black and white photographic print (gelatin silver type)
Authorized post-processing
Reprint dated September 15, 1999
Professional diffusion / press print
Paper:
Thick photographic paper
Glossy finish
Professional quality
Authentication & Stamps
On the back:
Stamp: “Credits to photographer Jack Carroll ’52”
Copyright notice
Printed note: “Reprinted with permission – Not to be reproduced…”
Reprint date: SEP 15 1999
Handwritten annotation: 4585 / 6 (internal reference)
These elements confirm an authentic print issued from an authorized diffusion circuit.
Dimensions: 24 x 24 cm
Condition: Very good overall
Glossy surface well preserved
Slight handling marks on the back
Slightly bumped corners, with no major visual impact
Framing: Not framed
Edition: Not limited – diffusion print authorized
Provenance: Private collection
Note for collectors:
This photograph captures Marilyn Monroe at a pivotal moment in her career, during the preparation of the Niagara film, which would mark a turning point in her ascent.
Diffusion prints of this image occasionally appear on the market, offering an opportunity to acquire a genuine and intimate representation of the actress at the start of her career.
Context & origin of the photograph:
This photograph was taken in 1952, a pivotal period when Marilyn Monroe was working on the film Niagara, a decisive role in her rise to Hollywood. Captured in a more intimate setting, the image testifies to a moment of concentration and preparation, far from the glamorous public image that would bring her fame.
Description:
Black and white photograph depicting Marilyn Monroe lying on a bed, absorbed in reading a script of the film Niagara. The composition highlights a calm and introspective atmosphere, revealing a more personal facet of the actress.
The soft contrast, controlled lighting, and simplicity of the setting confer timeless elegance to this image, capturing Marilyn in a suspended moment between work and intimacy.
Technique & Print:
Black and white photographic print (gelatin silver type)
Authorized post-processing
Reprint dated September 15, 1999
Professional diffusion / press print
Paper:
Thick photographic paper
Glossy finish
Professional quality
Authentication & Stamps
On the back:
Stamp: “Credits to photographer Jack Carroll ’52”
Copyright notice
Printed note: “Reprinted with permission – Not to be reproduced…”
Reprint date: SEP 15 1999
Handwritten annotation: 4585 / 6 (internal reference)
These elements confirm an authentic print issued from an authorized diffusion circuit.
Dimensions: 24 x 24 cm
Condition: Very good overall
Glossy surface well preserved
Slight handling marks on the back
Slightly bumped corners, with no major visual impact
Framing: Not framed
Edition: Not limited – diffusion print authorized
Provenance: Private collection
Note for collectors:
This photograph captures Marilyn Monroe at a pivotal moment in her career, during the preparation of the Niagara film, which would mark a turning point in her ascent.
Diffusion prints of this image occasionally appear on the market, offering an opportunity to acquire a genuine and intimate representation of the actress at the start of her career.
Details
Date of print
1999
Artist
Jack Carroll
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Marilyn Monroe reading “Niagara” script, 1952
Condition
Fine
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
24 cm
Edition
Unlimited – distribution print run permitted.
Width
24 cm
Signature
Stamped
Genre
Portrait
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