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1951, Monroe, a new comer to the silver screen caught Shaw's attention.
He followed her career and fortunately preserved, for later
generations, the fascinating power of her beauty. Shaw, then an advisor
to Billy Wilder, also suggested the famous sequence of that full-blown
skirt over a subway ventilation lattice on Lexington Avenue in "The
Seven Year Itch". To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Monroe's birthday, Art Beatus Gallery at Exchange Square will exhibit 22 photographs of Marilyn Monroe by Shaw from the Shaw Family Archive in an exhibition named "Marilyn Monroe and Friends". Included in the "Friends" section are photographs of Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony Quinn, Gary Grant, Marlon Brando, Remy Schneider and Sean Connery. These collector's limited edition photographs are signed and numbered by Sam Shaw's son, Larry, who has worked closely with his father since 1958 and some of the photographs could not be attributed to one or the other. The international edition number of these photographs is 30. |
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