In 1960, Marilyn Monroe arrived in the searing heat of the Nevada desert to shoot The Misfits, a film written as a parting love letter to Monroe by her then husband, the playwright Arthur Miller. Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift, two long-established superstars, were cast to star alongside Monroe under the direction of the seasoned director John Huston. It would be the most expensive black and white movie ever made at the time. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Marilyn Monroe in the Nevada desert in 1960, going over her lines for a difficult scene she is about to play with Clarke Gable in the 1961 film The Misfits. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Marilyn Monroe resting her head while gambling with director John Huston during production of 'The Misfits. Arnold’s images from the set of her final film reveal the conflicted consciousness that first hid and then was trapped behind the mask of fame, showing Marilyn as by turns ordinary, anxious, hardworking, beautiful, and exhausted. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Over the Labor Day weekend in 1955 Monroe was on the North Shore, staying at Norman and Hedda Rosten’s cottage in Port Jefferson. Eve Arnold, who was then living in Miller Place, took Monroe to a playground in Mt. Sinai. Monroe brought along three bathing suits and a copy of James Joyce’s Ulysses, which she kept in her car. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Model Charlotte Stribling (also known as Fabulous) backstage at a local fashion show at the Abyssinian Church in Harlem, New York City in 1950. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American Muslim minister and human rights activist Malcolm X in Chicago, Illinois in 1962. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American Muslim minister and human rights activist Malcolm X giving a speech at a Nation of Islam rally, Washington, USA, 1961. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

In 1960, Marilyn Monroe arrived in the searing heat of the Nevada desert to shoot The Misfits, a film written as a parting love letter to Monroe by her then husband, the playwright Arthur Miller. Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift, two long-established superstars, were cast to star alongside Monroe under the direction of the seasoned director John Huston. It would be the most expensive black and white movie ever made at the time. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Eve Arnold's photographs of 1950s Harlem capture a vibrant community at the centre of the civil-rights movement. The fashion show prominently featured in this selection was held in a deconsecrated Abyssinian Church, part of a series of events spotlighting local black designers and models both celebrating their culture and protesting the white-dominated fashion industry's neglect. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American model Drew Beyfuss on a rooftop in New York City, USA in 1956. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Marilyn Monroe in the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom in New York City. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Originally released in 1987, the classic book Marilyn Monroe: An Appreciation is now redesigned and reissued in the highest modern quality, featuring a blend of classic and newly discovered images of the legendary star. With intimate and candid shots accompanied by a detailed biography in Eve Arnold’s own words, Marilyn Monroe: An Appreciation showcases the star in moments both public and private, amounting to a moving and personal meditation on a superstar’s life and legacy. This special-edition bundle is accompanied by an 8”x11” print of Marilyn Monroe, taken by Eve Arnold on the set of ‘The Misfits’ in 1960, and printed by fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Arnold personally endorsed. The book is signed by Michael Arnold, the late photographer’s grandson and custodian of her estate. Features more than 100 iconic as well as newly discovered and restored photographs in black and white and colour Reprint of the original 1987 text by Eve Arnold in full Includes a new introduction by Michael Arnold, Eve's grandson and one of the trustee's of the Arnold estate and archive Foreword by Anjelica Huston Accompanied by 8"x11" print, produced by Danny Pope and annotated and stamped by the Eve Arnold estate

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in Manchester, England in 1968. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American artist Andy Warhol exercising seated on the toilet in the Silver Factory, New York City in 1964. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Bar girl in a brothel in the red light district in Havana, Cuba in 1954. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

A baby's first five minutes, a mother holds her child's hand. Port Jefferson, Long Island, New York. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American actor Marlon Brando during the filming of 'A Countess from Hong Kong' at Shepperton Studios in England, 1966. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American actor James Stewart on the set of Flight of the Phoenix in Arizona, USA in 1965. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

Welsh actor Richard Burton and American actress Elizabeth Taylor in the local pub in Shepperton, England in 1963. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

British actress Audrey Hepburn in Paris, France in 1968. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American actor Anthony Quinn and Danish-French actress Anna Karina on the set of Guy Green's movie "The Magus" in Mallorca, Spain in 1976. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

American actor Paul Newman at The Actors Studio in New York City, USA in 1955. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

German-American actress and singer Marlene Dietrich smoking a cigarette at the Columbia Records recording studio in New York City, November 1952. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse

German-American actress and singer Marlene Dietrich at the Columbia Records recording studio in New York City, November 1952. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold family’s approval by the experienced fine-art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The print is also annotated and stamped on the reverse