Milton H. Greene's
Marilyn Monroe Images

Marilyn Monroe in black and white photo by Milton H. Greene is seen walking off an American Airline plan in Los Angeles in 1956. Marilyn Monroe is wearing a sleek black dress, earrings and an dark fur coat over her back while she tilts her head back with a smile coming down the plane.
Milton H. Greene took this classic color photo of Marilyn Monroe sitting on hay bales in Laurel Canyon, California in December 1954. Marilyn is seen here wearing sunglasses and peddle pushers with her arms crossed holding a cigarette.
Candid black and white photograph of Marilyn Monroe wearing white courdoroy suite and black head band looking back on horse back in California by Milton H. Greene in 1954.
Marilyn Monroe is Cherie in this image from her classic 1956 movie Bus Stop. Here Marilyn is laying in bed, looking up at her co-star Don Murray, who has his arm on her shoulder. Milton H Greene took this on location color photograph.
Color photo of Marilyn Monroe taken by Milton H. Greene on the set of the movie Bus Stop in Tahoe in 1956. Marilyn is smiling at the camera wearing a dark fur coat wrapped around her with rustic scaffolding in the background.
On the set of Bus Stop in 1956 this classic picture of Marilyn Monroe outside looking down and smiling by Milton H. Greene. Wearing a green and patterned black top she has her hands on her hip and elbows bent to the sides smiling with blue sky in the background.
Marilyn Monore looks to the right while holding her hand to her cheek in this 1956 photo taken during the filming of Bus Stop.
Milton H Green took this classic photo of a stunning Marilyn Monroe wearing a black spaghetti dress while speaking to reporters during a cocktail party in 1956. The reporters have surrounded Marilyn as she calmly answers a question while sitting on a couch in Greene's home.
Milton H Greene took this color image of Marilyn Monroe and Sir Laurence Olivier during the filming of The Prince and The Showgirl in 1956. Marilyn is wearing a white wedding gown and veil while kneeling before Olivier. Laurence is wearing military regalia and looking serious.
Black and white photograph by Milton H. Greene of barefoot Marilyn Monroe inside of Regis Hotel standing on an couch wearing white pants and an rolled up white shirt while answering a phone with one hand balanced on a ornate table top.
Laying on the ground wearing black pants and a gray and black striped top, Marilyn Monroe is seductively looking at the camera against a white backdrop. Taken by Milton H Greene in his New York Studio in 1956.
Marilyn Monroe on set of The Prince and the Showgirl photographed by Milton H. Greene on location in London. Marilyn Monroe is seen wearing a red ruffled red dress sitting on a coach looking up at the legendary Sir Laurence Olivier who is in a black and white suite bent over looking down towards Marilyn.
Marilyn Monroe stands in empty rodeo grandstands while holding a rail in the on location image from her movie Bus Stop. Taken in 1956 by Milton H. Greene, Marilyn black and white striped pants while looking off to the right.
Marilyn Monroe is in the house of mentor Joseph Schenck photographed by Milton H. Greene and is standing looking towards a wooden king statue with one arm behind the figure and the other on her hip. Marilyn Monroe is wearing a white vest and black pants behind a draped white curtain.
Newlyweds Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller are clearly in love as they both look longingly into each other's eyes after their wedding ceremony at Miller's White Plains New York home June 30th, 1956. Arthur's left arm is around Marilyn's waist with his right arm holding a cigarette against a tree. Other photographers can be seen snapping photos in this black and white image taken by Milton H Greene.
Photographed by Milton H Greene in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles in 1953 for Look Magazine, Marilyn Monroe is sitting against a rock face and wearing pedal pusher corduroy suit. Exuding strength and self confidence while donning bright red lipstick, Marilyn's sleeves are pushed up and her arms are on her knees and supporting her face.
Wearing only a white robe, a beautiful Marilyn Monroe is looking at the camera looking over her left shoulder in this 1955 color image by Milton H Greene taken in his New York Studio.
A sad and dejected Marilyn Monroe is sitting in a window of a red brick building in this color photograph by Milton Greene. taken during the 1956 filming of the movie Bus Stop, Marilyn's Cherie has one arm hanging out the window as she looks off to the left.
Milton H. Greene captures a famous color photo of Marilyn Monroe in her classic 1956 movie of Bus Stop. Marilyn Monroe is seen in bed laying on her side looking back seductively through the bed rails smiling with white sheets and linen draping her nude body.
While on an editorial shoot for Look Magazine in 1955, Milton H. Greene took this classic shot of Marilyn Monroe with two Pekingese dogs. Marilyn has her head nestled next to a dog laying on a stack of red pillows as she smiles directly into the camera.
This Milton H Greene image of Marilyn Monroe captures the legendary beauty in a way few have seen her before. Taken in Connecticut in 1956, this image of the young freckle-faced star without makeup reveals her intimate side. Marilyn shows off her black and white checkered bikini bathing suit in the pool.
Sexy photograph showing Marilyn Monroe gritting her teeth and smiling widely, grabbing her hair with both hands and sitting cross legged wearing only a white robe against a white background. Milton H Greene took this image in his New York Studio in 1955.
Wearing nothing but a red sweater, Marilyn Monroe is seated with her legs out in front of her with her hand touching her ankles. Looking directly at the camera she is smiling against a white background. Milton H Greene took this photo in 1955.
From the famous The Black Sitting series of Marilyn Monroe photographs by Milton H Greene. This 1956 image shows Marilyn wearing a bolero against a black background. Draped in the black velvet background, she is looking over her right shoulder with her eyes closed. One leg with fishnet stockings peeks seductively out of the velvet.
Marilyn Monroe is stunning in this color photograph by Milton H Greene in New York in 1955. From the sitting known as The Black Cape sitting, Marilyn is seductively staring at the camera with red lips and wearing a black cape.
This fun, black and white photograph by Milton H Greene features Marilyn Monroe with a big smile and holding a mandolin. Taken in September, 1953 in Los Angeles for Look magazine, this was Milton and Marilyn's First Sitting.
In this iconic color image by Milton H Greene, Marilyn Monroe is nude except for a black sweater. Kneeling against a black background, Marilyn is looking directly at the camera and using her right hand to hold her sweater closed near her breasts and her left hand is down by her legs. Milton took this risqué photo for Look magazine in 1953 during their First Sitting and it appeared on the cover of Playboy January 1997.
This shot of Marilyn Monroe was taken by Milton H Greene on the set of Bus Stop in 1957. Photographed from inside of a car, Marilyn is smiling at the camera as she is chauffeured through a crowd of people.
Taken on the 20th Century Fox backlot in 1954 by Milton H Greene, this color photograph of Marilyn Monroe shows her looking sad while sitting ton a curb and wearing a peasant dress. Her right hand is nestled under her chin.
In 1956, Milton H Greene shot a series of Black and White photos of Marilyn Monroe wearing a bolero in his New York studio. Commonly known as the Black sitting, in this photo, Marilyn is looking directly at the camera with pursed lips. She has cleverly draped herself with the black velvet background, discreetly covering the fact she is topless.
Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando are smiling wide as Marlon holds Marilyn with an oversized ticket to the play The Rose Tattoo, a benefit for the Actors Studio. Black and White photo by Milton H Greene in November 1955.
During the filming of The Prince and The Showgirl, Milton H Green took this 1956 closeup image of Marilyn Monroe laying down and looking up. She is smiling with her mouth slightly open and her right arm is next to her head.
In an image from the popular The Gypsy Sitting, Marilyn Monroe is smiling widely behind the window of a gypsy palm reader shop on the 20th Century Fox back lot. Milton H Greene took this photo in 1956.
In this 1956 photograph taken on the set of Bus Stop by Milton H Greene, Marilyn Monroe is looking directly at the camera wearing red lipstick. Marilyn is wearing a green blouse in this on location image.