Beauvelvet Gallery

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beauvelvet:Frida Kahlo by Leo Matiz, 1941.
beauvelvet:Marilyn Monroe photographed by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1953.I left my home of green rough woo
beauvelvet:Marilyn Monroe photographed by Jack Cardiff, 1956. Marilyn’s face was, in fact, so flawle
beauvelvet:Frida Kahlo photographed by Toni Frissell, 1937.
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beauvelvet:Marilyn Monroe during the making of the unfinished film Somthings Got to Give. 1962.
beauvelvet: Sophia Loren in The Millionairess, 1960.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe studying her script for Niagara.  Photo by Jock Carroll, 1952.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe photographed by Ed Clark in 1950.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe at the famous birthday tribute to President John F. Kennedy at Madison Sq
beauvelvet: The Jewish wedding ceremony of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller on July 1st, 1956.
beauvelvet:Rare images of Marilyn Monroe by Milton Greene, 1953.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe photographed by John Florea, 1950.
beauvelvet:Grace Kelly in the film High Society, wearing the Cartier engagement ring given to her by
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe photographed by Sam Shaw on the beach in Amagansett, New York in 1957.
beauvelvet:Marilyn Monroe during hair, makeup and costume tests for Something’s Gotta Give, 19
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beauvelvet: Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara Marriage, fun? Fiddle-dee-dee, fun for men, you m
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe as Rose Loomis in Niagara, 1953.  This scene was the longest walkin
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe during hair, makeup and costume tests for Something’s Gotta Give,
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe photographed by John Bryson during the filming of Lets Make Love, 1960.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe by Nick De Morgoli, 1953. I want to love and be loved more than anything
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe on the set of Something’s Gotta Give, 1962.
beauvelvet: Marilyn Monroe by Ben Ross, 1953. A person with heart, not the usual Hollywood person.
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