Description
Bert Stern, renowned for his iconic work in fashion and commercial photography during the 1960s, offers readers an intimate portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in what became a legendary series of photographs. This collection captures the essence of Monroe during her final years, showcasing a side of the screen icon that remains both vulnerable and alluring. Stern's lens provides a breathtaking view of a woman who was both exalted and tormented, revealing her complex persona through candid and striking images that resonate with both beauty and melancholy.
Each photograph is a testament to Stern's exceptional skill and deep connection with his subject, transforming simple moments into poignant pieces of art. The pages are filled with raw and emotive captures, allowing readers to witness not just the glamour of Hollywood, but also the quiet, unguarded moments that define Monroe's legacy. This volume serves not only as a tribute to the star but also as an exploration of the intersection between fame, art, and the human experience.
Each photograph is a testament to Stern's exceptional skill and deep connection with his subject, transforming simple moments into poignant pieces of art. The pages are filled with raw and emotive captures, allowing readers to witness not just the glamour of Hollywood, but also the quiet, unguarded moments that define Monroe's legacy. This volume serves not only as a tribute to the star but also as an exploration of the intersection between fame, art, and the human experience.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
464 pages
Language
English
Published
Jul 31, 2006
Publisher
SCHIRMER MOSEL
Editions
17 editions
ISBN-10
3888141915
ISBN-13
9783888141911