The original Marilyn Monroe photo that inspired Andy Warhol

The original Marilyn Monroe photo that inspired Andy WarholAn original 20th Century Fox publicity photo for Marilyn Monroe's 1953 film Niagara. Captured by celebrated photographer Frank Powolny. Andy Warhol appropriated this image for his celebrated 1960s Marilyn Monroe artworks. Andy Warhols Marilyn Monroe artworks are the 21st Century's Mona Lisa. Instantly recognisable. The original Pop Art. Warhol used this publicity image for all his Monroe artworks. Warhol's Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold for $195 million

Perforated essay in black of frame only

Due to the collapse of the central administration in face of the advance of the Communist armies

when Jimi was the biggest countercultural figure on the planet

Great Britain 1840 1d Mulready envelope (Forme 4

their marriage was an unhappy one and the couple split in 1992

The 1876 4d vermilion is an "abnormal" stamp resulting from the perforating and issuing of one or more sheets which had been run off the plate at the same time as the imprimatur sheet

A fine quality mint block with large part original gum and brilliant colour

A business document signed by Marilyn Monroe as President of Marilyn Monroe Productions

Nicely centred and a very fine example

This all-important error of colour was only discovered when the stamps were first needed at the Post Office counters

Hadrian 117-138 AE Quadrams 125-128 Rome Good extremely fine ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

Great Britain Specialised catalogue number: M5(2)