Exhibitions: The Photographers Who Made Marilyn a Global Star
“There was a luminous quality to her face, A fragility combined with astonishing vibrancy.” So recalled photographer David Conover, who in 1945 photographed a 19-year-old woman working on an assembly line at the Radioplane factory in Burbank, Calif. The world would later know her as Marilyn Monroe. Now, 100 years …
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