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milton h greene

The Embrace (Nellie Nyad)， 1952

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Jane Fonda photographed by Milton H. Greene in Malibu for Marie Claire, 1965.

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Linda Lovelace photographed by Milton H. Greene, 1973 ♡

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"Silhouettes"

Inspired by photoshoot of Marilyn Monroe by Milton H. Greene.

I'm really satisfied with how this artwork turned out. Tried my best on this one.

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Sharon Tate 📸 Milton H Greene 1966

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Marilyn Monroe par Milton H Greene dans la villa de Joseph Schenck, 1953

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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Milton H. Greene on stage during a performance of “Ondine”, by Philippe Halsman.

New York, 1954.

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“Judy Garland combined vitality and vulnerability, gaiety and pain, with an emotional intensity unequaled in the cinema … few other stars have achieved so much, but few had to suffer so much to achieve it.”

 / From The Illustrated Encyclopedia of The World’s Great Movie Stars by Ken Wlaschin, 1979 / 

Born on this day 101 years ago: Judy Garland (née Frances Ethel Gumm, 10 June 1922 – 22 June 1969). Portrait by Milton H Greene, 1961.

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Marilyn Monroe pictured on set of “Prince And The Showgirl” by Milton H. Greene (1956) 🤍

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Milton H. Greene [*] Marlene Dietrich (1952)

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“I daydream chiefly about beauty. I dreamed of myself becoming so beautiful that people would turn to look at me when I passed.” Marilyn

📸: Milton H Greene

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“If we had to invent someone to be the ideal woman … we would have to invent Marlene Dietrich.” Billy Wilder 

“Dietrich is not a woman, not a man, but a phantom as could only come out of Central Europe.” Doyenne of fashion Diana Vreeland quoted in Holy Terror: Andy Warhol Close Up (1990) by Bob Colacello 

Died on this day 31 years ago: inimitably sultry, throaty-voiced and world-weary German actress, chanteuse and international glamourpuss Marlene Dietrich (27 December 1901 – 6 May 1992). Portrait of the diva by Milton H Greene, 1972.

Dietrich

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Carmen Dell'Orefice by Milton Greene.