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Veruschka 1968

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1955

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Marilyn Monroe, 1952.

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Bette Davis, 1934.

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“And I want to say to the people, if I am a star, the people made me a star. No studio, no person, but the people did. There was a reaction that came to the studio, the fan mail, or when I went to a premiere, or the exhibitors wanted to meet me. I didn’t know why.” Marilyn Monroe 

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Rita Hayworth

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Marilyn Monroe photographed By Nick De Morgoli, 1953

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I had great respect for her as an artist and as a person. She was a lovely girl. She had a great mind. The girl’s got character. The first sixteen years of her life was enough to floor most of us. She never fully realized herself. The best years for her were ahead of her, the best years were the years to come. -Carl Sandburg

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Marilyn Monroe photographed for How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953 © John Florea.

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Nancy Carroll, early 1930s

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Marilyn Monroe on the set of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, 1952.

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James Dean photographed in his dressing room by Richard C. Miller.

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Jacques Fath 1950