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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller Signed Financial Statement.

réf. 114025Rare original 1957 Woodbury Savings Bank financial statement signed by both Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller in the beginning of their five-year marriage. One page partially printed the statement is dated September 9 1957 and lists the couple's joint annual income as $50000 total expenses as $30000 or - and amount of life insurance as $50000. The preparer has also listed Monroe as self-employed and President of Marilyn Monroe Production with a suit pending against the company as a corporation. Monroe and Miller's ages are also listed respectively as 31 and 41. Signed at the conclusion of the document "Arthur Miller" and "Marilyn Monroe Miller." In very good condition. Accompanied by a mimeograph of the loan agreement for $35000 for which the statement was prepared. After filming for The Seven Year Itch wrapped up in November 1954 Monroe left Hollywood for the East Coast where she and photographer Milton Greene founded their own production company Marilyn Monroe Productions MMP. Monroe asserted that she was no longer under contract to Fox as it had not fulfilled its duties such as paying her the promised bonus beginning a year-long legal battle between her and Fox in January 1955. After founding MMP Monroe moved to Manhattan and spent 1955 studying acting where she began dating actor Marlon Brando and playwright Arthur Miller. On June 29 Monroe and Miller were married at the Westchester County Court in White Plains New York; two days later they had a Jewish ceremony at the home of Kay Brown Miller's literary agent in Waccabuc New York. With the marriage Monroe converted to Judaism which led Egypt to ban all of her films. Due to Monroe's status as a sex symbol and Miller's image as an intellectual the media saw the union as a mismatch as evidenced by Variety's headline "Egghead Weds Hourglass." Monroe and Miller separated after the filming of Lets Make Love in 1960 after both carried on extramarital affairs Monroe with her co-star Yves Montand and Miller with set photographer Inge Morath. unknown books

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Monroe, Marilyn and Arthur MillerBiblio.com

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller Signed Financial Statement.

Raptis Rare Books · États-Unis7 500,00 $US≈ 6 687,47 €

HALSMAN, PHILIPPE; MONROE, MARILYNBiblio.com

Halsman/Marilyn: Portfolio of Ten Photographs of Marilyn Monroe

réf. 3092New York: The Neikrug Press 1981. First edition. Original linen clamshell box. Very Good. THE RARE STUNNING COMPLETE PORTFOLIO OF 10 LARGE ICONIC SILVER GELATIN PRINTS OF MARILYN MONROE BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN. EXTREMELY RARE ARTIST PROOF: From the collection of John Springer one of Monroe's press representatives. This portfolio was given to Springer by Yvonne Halsman at the time of publication. Nine of the prints are from Halsman's famous 1952 shoot at Monroe's apartment for LIFE Magazine including the cover shot for the April 7 1952 issue; one "Marilyn Jumping" from his 1959 "Jumpology" series. Halsman explained the circumstances of the 1952 shoot: "I drove to the outskirts of Los Angeles where she lived in a two-room apartment. What impressed me in the living room was the obvious striving for self-improvement. I saw a photograph of Eleanora Duse and a multitude of books that I did not expect to find there like the works of Dostoevsky Freud the history of Fabian socialism etc. On the floor were two barbells." Philippe Halsman website. In addition to the LIFE cover photograph and "Marilyn Jumping" the portfolio includes: "Portrait of Marilyn 1952"; "Marilyn with Barbells 1952"; "Marilyn Entering the Closet 1952"; "Marilyn Flirting 1952"; "Marilyn at the Drive-In 1952"; "Marilyn Listening to Music 1952"; "The True Marilyn 1952"; "Marilyn-Mao 1952". Limitation signed by Yvonne Halsman Philippe Halsman died two years before the portfolio was issued and with artist's proof designation "a/p". Each photograph with hand-stamped copyright on the reverse and the limitation number left blank indicating the artist's proof. Size: 11x14 inch prints; archivally fastened and matted onto 16x20 inch Museum Rag Board. Note: Two of the original mattes have recently been replaced with nearly indistinguishable archival matte boards. New York: The Neikrug Press 1981. Large portfolio. Prints loose as issued in linen clamshell box with title label. Some soiling to box as often; photographs fine. Over the years many sets have been broken up and the prints sold individually; complete sets are now very rare. The Neikrug Press unknown

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Will Acting Spoil Marilyn Monroe

1956réf. 151580Garden City New York: Doubleday & Company Inc 1956. First edition in book form of the famed actress's ghostwritten piece for Pageant magazine often considered the closest thing to an autobiographical work published during her lifetime. Octavo original cloth illustrated with 43 photographs. Signed by Marilyn Monroe on the front free endpaper. Although Monroe was an avid reader—as demonstrated by the celebrated 1999 Christie’s sale of her personal library—books bearing her signature are exceptionally rare. The present volume is the only work published during her lifetime that was directly derived from her own words as recorded in contemporaneous interviews. Her only formal autobiography My Story was issued posthumously in 1974. From the library of critic photographer and artist Paul McMahon who served as a stage manager for Marlene Dietrich for more than thirteen years. McMahon obtained Monroe’s signature in person at a 1957 theatrical performance in New York City having learned in advance that she would be in attendance with her then-husband Arthur Miller. Monroe was not known to sign books and did so only rarely; on this occasion however she appears to have been taken by surprise by McMahon’s request and nevertheless obliged reportedly despite Miller’s evident irritation. Very good in a very good dust jacket. Jacket photograph of Marilyn Monroe by Topix. Jacket design by Sydney Butchkes. Housed in a custom clamshell box. Accompanied by a full Letter of Authenticity from JSA. Exceptionally rare no signed copy of any comparable biographical work has appeared at auction in the past half century. Authored by Pete Martin 1901–1980 a longtime Hollywood reporter and noted ghostwriter of celebrity narratives Will Acting Spoil Marilyn Monroe is presented in the form of a semi-fictionalized dialogue in which a group of interlocutors including Monroe herself alternately reflect upon her life and career. The text is based on a series of extensive interviews conducted by Martin with Monroe between 1955 and 1956 during the period in which she was studying method acting under Lee Strasberg. The resulting work conveys a notable degree of intimacy between writer and subject and captures Monroe’s reflections on fame vulnerability artistic ambition and her persistent desire to be regarded as a serious actress. It is within this text that several of her most frequently cited remarks first appeared including “I think people need human warmth even when they're asleep and unconscious” “Those who know me better know better” and in reference to her nude calendar “I'm saving a copy of it for my grandchildren.” Although Martin undoubtedly shaped the material into a coherent narrative the voice that emerges remains recognizably Monroe’s own. Doubleday & Company, Inc hardcover

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