Vintage Original B&W Photo, Norma Jeane Baker the New Marilyn Monroe by Serge Assier – 1976

Norma Jeane Baker was a brunette housewife who was “dying of boredom” until she went through with her divorce, blonde hair color, and Marilyn Monroe name change. She always wanted to be a movie star, and eventually she achieved her goals. But even after becoming well-known and wealthy, Monroe continued to feel empty within. “Dreaming about being an actress is more exciting than being one,” she subsequently stated.

• • Size: 185mmx130mm
  • Year: 1976
  • Stamped

Excellent Condition: This photograph is in excellent condition. It shows minimal to no signs of wear, maintaining crisp detail and vivid contrast. Any imperfections are hardly noticeable, making it a high-quality choice for collectors and enthusiasts.

Serge Assier, born on July 1, 1946, in Luberon, France, is a self-taught photographer who has had a varied career path, starting as a shepherd and later becoming a photojournalist for agencies like Gamma and media outlets like The Provencal and VSD. His work often involves collaborations with writers and poets, adding depth to his photographs through handwritten texts that accompany his images. Assier’s photographic journey has led him to create numerous photographic and literary exhibitions, participate in collective exhibitions, and publish several photographic works. His ambition is to leave a trace of his perspective, reflecting a range of human emotions and experiences. Assier’s work is included in both public and private collections, including the National Library of France.