Lexington Avenue

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Marilyn Monroe Looking Left, Hands At The Front
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Marilyn Monroe turns left and steadies her white dress on the Lexington Avenue grate—an iconic 1954 moment, captured with George Zimbel’s candid, humanist eye.

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Andrew Zimbel
270 Scarlett Road, Unit 312
Toronto, Ontario, M6N 4X 7 Canada

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There is a finite inventory of museum quality silver gelatine images available for sale in various sizes, printed and signed by the photographer through these fine art galleries.

Lexington Avenue

Marilyn Monroe Looking Left, Hands At The Front

To Mail George

To Licence Images

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Galleries & Art Dealers

Toronto

Stephen Bulger
Gallery

Los Angeles

Fehey/Klein
Gallery

Houston

Catherine Coutourie
Gallery

New Orleans

A Gallery For Fine Photography

Marilyn Monroe Looking Left, Hands At The Front

To Mail George

To Licence Images

All Things Social

Galleries & Art Dealers

Toronto

Stephen BulgerGallery

Los Angeles

Fehey/KleinGallery

Houston

Catherine CoutourieGallery

New Orleans

A Gallery For Fine Photography

Stephen Bulger
Gallery

Fehey/Klein
Gallery

Catherine Coutourie
Gallery