Marilyn Monroe photographed by Bert Stern, June 1962
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Bert Stern, June 1962
![The day I shot the photos [December 29, 1954], the session went extraordinarily well. After a certain amount of horsing around, Jimmy behaved and became serious when I got the lighting set just right. He clicked, I clicked, and the photos clicked. He now had quite a bit of photographic experience himself, and after a while I let him direct some of the shots. It was all pretty heady. At one point he commented, “Don’t you think I look like Michelangelo’s David?” The pictures from that sitting became the “Torn Sweater” series. - Roy Schatt](http://24.media.tumblr.com/9af8a16e4c9ebd7693ec40cbed466ef5/tumblr_mldn9oklOQ1qhs5k0o1_r1_500.jpg)
The day I shot the photos [December 29, 1954], the session went extraordinarily well. After a certain amount of horsing around, Jimmy behaved and became serious when I got the lighting set just right. He clicked, I clicked, and the photos clicked. He now had quite a bit of photographic experience himself, and after a while I let him direct some of the shots. It was all pretty heady. At one point he commented, “Don’t you think I look like Michelangelo’s David?” The pictures from that sitting became the “Torn Sweater” series. - Roy Schatt
Audrey Hepburn during a rehearsal for the TV movie ‘Maylering’, 1957.
Jane Fonda in ”Barbarella” (1968)
Phenomena (1985)
No Regrets for Our Youth (dir. Akira Kurosawa — 1946)
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