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Marilyn Monroe on Honeymoon -Straight On by Kasio Aoki
Marilyn Monroe on Honeymoon -Straight On by Kasio Aoki
Monroe / DiMaggio Honeymoon,1954
This delightfully candid and effervescent black and white photo of Marilyn on her honeymoon in Tokyo is signed and editioned '28/75' in ink. It measures 9-3/4 Â x 7-3/4 inches (24.8 Â x 19.7cm and prominently features the Aoki/Weston Collection and Marilyn's 75th Birthday Release Edition stamps verso. Marilyn is relaxed, happy and in good spirits, despite the fact she is clearly nursing a broken thumb.
Kasio Aoki was a steward on the Pan American Tokyo route. He has since enjoyed worldwide fame for his candid, evocative and luminous photographs of Marilyn Monroe and her baseball-legend husband, Joe DiMaggio, on their Japanese honeymoon in 1954.Â
Edward Weston (1926-2008) was a celebrated art publisher, who built a virtually unparalleled collection of glamour photography over five decades. Weston's archive collection features some of the most iconic images from the Golden Era of Hollywood, most famously of Marilyn Monroe, and has toured throughout the United States.
'With Marilyn, I never fall out of love.' -Edward Weston
PROVENANCE:
Society Stylist LLC, Dallas.
Condition:Â Very Good
Availability: In Stock
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Marilyn Monroe on Honeymoon -Straight On by Kasio Aoki
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Dimensions:
Framed: 25.25 H x 21.75 W x 1.25 D inches (64 x 55 x 3 cm)
Photo: 10 H x 8 W inches (25 x 20 cm) approx
Cat No:
KM0512
- Additional Information
Marilyn and husband, Joe DiMaggio, arrived at Tokyo's Haneda airport on February 1st, 1954,, at 3:55 p.m., courtesy of a  Pan American B-377 Stratocruiser.  The newlyweds made their way to Japan's capital city via San Francisco and Honolulu.
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