Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe's long-hidden photoshoot with John Vachon now appears in ""Marilyn, August 1953: The Lost LOOK Photos" from Dover Publications.
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Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. -
Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. As photographer John Vanchon looked on, the starlet hit the ski-lift to check out the scenery during off time in Banff, Alberta.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Marilyn mugged with a stuffed bear during off-time from her contentious film shoot.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. The rare photograph of the iconic bombshell's brief bikini-and-crutches phase.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Marilyn Monroe injured her ankle shooting a river scene in "River of No Return."
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Marilyn Monroe played near a public pool during her off time from filming.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Only three of Vachon's photographs were used in the October 20, 1953 article about location shooting in Canada.
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Unseen Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Vachon received rare access to the starlet who was hobbled with an ankle injury.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. A rare, intimate moment between Marilyn Monroe and then-husband-to-be and baseball legend Joe DiMaggio.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. Marilyn Monroe showed off her crutches during the photo shoot.
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Marilyn Monroe
Image Credit: Photo Credit: (C) The Estate of John Vachon / Dover Publications Inc. The photographs appear in the book "Marilyn: August 1953" which includes a letter from the photographer Vachon which referred to Monroe's co-star Robert Mitchum as "an unmitigated jerk."