1962
Edition Size: Edition of 62
Sheet Size: 19 x 13 inches (48.3 x 33 cm), unframed cm
Signed
Condition: Excellent
As one of the iconic images from The Last Sitting, commissioned by Vogue Magazine, Marilyn with Chenille Scarf was created in 2013 from the negative Bert Stern shot in 1962. It is a digital pigment print that is hand-signed, titled, dated and numbered (with the photographer’s copyright stamp, verso), measuring 13 X 19 inches (33 X 48.3 cm), unframed, from the edition of 62.
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Bert Stern was born and raised in Brooklyn from 1929, the son of Jewish immigrants. An influential artist and photographer, he developed a love for photography from a young age, following the footsteps of his father, who was taking professional pictures of children. He started his career at Look magazine as an art director and after a few years, he became the director of Flair magazine where started developing his first films. Around the same time, he began developing his own professional pictures. His marriage to Allegra Kent, a celebrated ballet dancer and actress, was cut short in the 1960s due to his heavy work schedule and his amphetamine addiction. Shortly after, he entered the US army where he was appointed head of photography.
