Marilyn Monroe – Mandolin Sitting (MN-52)
Looking for a size other than what is currently listed in the Limited Editions?
Maybe there is a different media, such as metal, handmade Japanese paper, or canvas that you want us to print on. Exhibition Prints are the closest way to get a custom print and is our most rare group in our Editions. When a client wants a larger print than what is offered in the Limited Editions, Exhibition Prints are the way to go. Please contact The Archives directly to confirm the size and media limitations.
September 1953 — Fleur Cowles, editor-in-chief of Look magazine, brought Milton to Los Angeles to meet Marilyn. Mandolin was the first photographic collaboration between the two. Over the next three days, they created memorable work that won her over. Marilyn had sprained her left ankle while filming River of No Return, which was the only reason she was even available for this assignment.
In addition to the print options below, editions of 7, Custom Exhibition Sizes are available.
| Weight | 3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 38 × 6 × 6 in |
| Print Options | Editions of 15 | Image Size: 16×16 inches – Paper Size: 21×21 inches, Editions of 20 | Image Size: 20×20 inches – Paper Size: 25×25 inches |
