Photo EssayAndy Warhol on Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller on their wedding day, June 29, 1956.
Photo EssayAndy Warhol on Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe
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Andy Warhol standing in the factory with a Liz painting and several screens in the background. Courtesy of the estate of Evelyn Hofer
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Andy Warhol, Marilyn, 1967, screen print on paper. Courtesy of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc / Artists Rights Society
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Andy Warhol, Liz, 1964, offset lithograph on paper. Courtesy of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc / Artists Rights Society
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Elizabeth Taylor on the cover of Screen Stories, September 1959. Image by
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Marilyn Monroe on the cover of Modern Screen, November 1956. Image by
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Mike Todd, Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher, 1957. Courtesy of ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy
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John Huston, Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller, 1961. Courtesy of Photos 12/Alamy
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Elizabeth Taylor appears at the Western Wall, 1975. Photo by David Rubinger/Corbis
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Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher are shown after their wedding at Temple Beth Shalom, Las Vegas, May 12, 1959. Photo by Bettman/Corbis
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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller on their wedding day, June 29, 1956. Image by
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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller on their wedding day, June 29, 1956. Image by
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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller on their wedding day, June 29, 1956. Image by
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