Seven Year Itch

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  • Marilyn Monroe arriving on set, seen through a crowd of police officers and onlookers, photographed by George Zimbel in 1954.
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    Marilyn Arrives

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    Marilyn Monroe glimpsed through the crowd as she arrives on set for The Seven Year Itch. A George Zimbel photograph capturing anticipation and atmosphere.

  • Marilyn Monroe smiling beside clapperboard during The Seven Year Itch subway grate shoot, 1954 New York City, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe On The Set Of 7 Year Itch/ The Shoot

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    Marilyn Monroe with the crew and clapperboard during The Seven Year Itch. A George Zimbel photograph capturing both star and set.

  • Marilyn Monroe Squat #2 captures a candid moment from the 1954 filming of The Seven Year Itch. Monroe crouches low on the subway grate, her dress lifting in the rush of air, her back turned toward her husband Joe DiMaggio, who can be seen in the background. With her face angled toward the photographers, she looks fully engaged with the work at hand, not with the personal storm building behind her. This detail gives the photograph a deeper weight. Hours later, Monroe and DiMaggio would argue bitterly over the scene, a fight that signaled the collapse of their marriage. Yet in this frame, George Zimbel shows her determination — focused on her role, her audience, and the cameras, not the tension lingering behind her. Why collect black-and-white photography? Because it reveals layers. In Marilyn Monroe Squat #2, the absence of colour draws your eye to the composition: Monroe in the spotlight, her dress in motion, DiMaggio blurred in the shadows behind her. It is more than a film still — it is a portrait of professionalism in the face of pressure. Zimbel’s photographs are part of major international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York and the IVAM – Institut Valencià d’Art Modern. Collectors value Marilyn Monroe Squat #2 because it captures not only an iconic moment in cinema, but also the personal history and human drama unfolding around it. Availability & enquiries Signed lifetime prints by George Zimbel are available through the archive and our partner galleries. To learn about pricing, availability, or to ask a question, please complete the form below and let us know whether you’d prefer to purchase directly, connect with a gallery, or join the waiting list for future digital prints. We’ll reply within one business day. For more on this unforgettable night, see the documentary The Night I Shot Marilyn . More about George Zimbel: About George Zimbel . More about Andrew Zimbel: About Andrew Zimbel .
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    Marilyn Monroe, Squat #2

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    Marilyn Monroe crouching with her back to Joe DiMaggio while facing the photographers — a poignant George Zimbel photograph from 1954.

  • Marilyn Monroe smiling as she looks toward Billy Wilder during the subway grate scene in The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe And Billy Wilder

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    Marilyn Monroe listening to Billy Wilder with a joyful, focused expression — a George Zimbel photograph of trust and professionalism.

  • Marilyn Monroe looking left while spinning to the right, her pleated white dress flaring outward, photographed by George Zimbel in 1954.
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    Marilyn Monroe Looking Left

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    Marilyn Monroe spins to the right while looking left, her pleated dress flaring outward. A George Zimbel photograph alive with texture and movement.

  • Marilyn Monroe looks left and holds the front of her white dress over a subway grate during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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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.

  • Marilyn Monroe with her drama coach Natasha Lytess (Lituska) during the filming of The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe With Lituska

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    Marilyn Monroe with her drama coach Natasha Lytess during The Seven Year Itch. A George Zimbel photograph of influence and performance.

  • Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell standing on the subway grate during a fan test for The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe With Tom Ewell #3

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    Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell during the subway grate Fan Test in 1954 — a George Zimbel photograph of process and performance.

  • Blinding stage light flooding the frame with Marilyn Monroe standing at the edge during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, “The Energy”

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    A flood of light fills the frame as Marilyn Monroe stands at the edge. The Energy is George Zimbel’s photograph of atmosphere and intensity.

  • Marilyn Monroe with her hands behind her head, elbows bent, casting a strong shadow during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, Arms Up

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    Marilyn Monroe posing with her arms raised, her shadow echoing her form in 1954. A George Zimbel photograph of light, figure, and reflection.

  • Marilyn Monroe in her white dress outside the Trans-Lux Theatre with the marquee for Creature from the Black Lagoon, photographed by George Zimbel in 1954 during The Seven Year Itch.
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    Marilyn Monroe, Black Lagoon

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    Marilyn Monroe outside the Trans-Lux Theatre with the Creature from the Black Lagoon marquee. A George Zimbel photograph that ties story to place.

  • Marilyn Monroe facing forward on the subway grate in her white dress during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe Facing Front

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  • Marilyn Monroe lifting her leg slightly as her white dress blows upward on the subway grate during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, Leg Up

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    Marilyn Monroe playfully lifting her leg as her dress blows upward — a lively George Zimbel photograph from The Seven Year Itch filming in 1954.

  • Marilyn Monroe holding her script against her head during a pause in the filming of The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, Quiet Moment

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    Marilyn Monroe holding her script in a quiet pause during The Seven Year Itch. A George Zimbel photograph of focus and vulnerability.

  • Marilyn Monroe crouching slightly to steady herself as her white dress rises above the subway grate in The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe – Squat

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    Marilyn Monroe crouching gracefully on the Lexington Avenue grate — a rare and candid George Zimbel photograph from The Seven Year Itch.

  • Marilyn Monroe with her dress lifted upward by subway fans during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, The Flower

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    George Zimbel’s photograph of Marilyn Monroe, her dress rising like a flower, shows both the spectacle of the grate scene and her quiet vulnerability.

  • Marilyn Monroe posed with arms set, looking directly at the camera before her dress lifts during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, The Puppet

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    Marilyn Monroe posed and ready for action, looking straight at the camera — an anticipatory George Zimbel photograph from 1954.

  • Marilyn Monroe with her back turned slightly as her white dress lifts in the air during The Seven Year Itch, photographed by George Zimbel.
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    Marilyn Monroe, The Toosh

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    A playful moment from rt=”2643″ data-end=”2664″>The Seven Year Itch: Marilyn Monroe turns as her white dress lifts, captured with George Zimbel’s candid eye.

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