Greene posed Marilyn Monroe in this bohemian layout during their first session together in September 1953. Although Monroe liked the photos, the pictures from the initial setting remained unpublished during her lifetime. The images from this session are referred to as the Balalaika sitting, after the three-stringed Russian guitar Monroe is holding.
Greene photographed Dunaway as Bonnie Parker in conjunction with the release of the controversial 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde, which co-starred Warren Beatty as Clyde and made the actress a star.
This May 1965 picture of 28-year-old Jane Fonda was taken for Marie Claire in advance of the June release of the comedy Western Cat Ballou (also starring Lee Marvin and Michael Callan), which would become Fonda's breakout role.
Leigh was photographed on the beach by Greene for Look in May 1954, three years after she married actor Tony Curtis and seven years after she made her screen debut at 20 in the big-budget hit The Romance of Rosy Ridge.
Loren was photographed in Matera, Italy in 1967 to promote the film C'era Una Volta (More Than a Miracle), in which she played a peasant girl falling for Omar Sharif's prince.
Streisand was photographed on the cusp of stardom in early September 1968, just weeks before the release of her first movie, Funny Girl, which would earn her a share of the Oscar for best actress with Katharine Hepburn.
Actress Tippi Hedren was photographed by Greene during the early 1950s in New York City for a Life magazine feature.
Hutton posed for a fashion shoot in 1966 at the height of her modeling career (which included a record 29 Vogue covers). She would make her film debut two years later in Paper Lions.
Beverly D'Angelo photographed in 1983, the year she starred as Ellen Griswold in National Lampoon's Vacation with Chevy Chase playing her husband Chuck as they embarked on the family road trip from hell.
Greene photographed Sammy Davis Jr. in 1967, posing in front of the Copa Room nightclub at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas where Davis was a featuring act.
This black-and-white portrait of Hepburn was taken by Greene in 1951, before the actress became a film and fashion icon following her breakout role in 1953's Roman Holiday.
Greene photographed future president John F. Kennedy with a Massachusetts college student for a Life magazine feature in May 1960, about six months before he was elected.