Marilyn Monroe ([New] ed)

In 1952 went on assignment to photograph Marilyn Monroe for Esquire magazine.

According to Arnold's recollections, the now-legendary film actress was captivating and the photographs were a success.

Their relationship, which started as one of mutual advantage, developed into a friendship and, over the course of ten years, Arnold and Marilyn met for six other photography sessions.

The shortest session was two hours long and the longest spanned over a period of two months, while Monroe was shooting The Misfits.

This book chronicles those photography sessions and includes a text by Arnold, which gives insight to Monroe's career and personality.