Marilyn Monroe on the set of Something's Got to Give in 1962 from the August 7, 1962 issue of Eureka Humboldt Standard page 3. Note this is a larger, better quality uncropped copy of the photo seen on page 3 of the Eureka Humboldt Standard . A search for renewal at copyright.gov turned up no listings using the newspaper's title. There's no evidence of continuing copyright for the newspaper. Copyright not renewed

Claimed to be a Birth certificate of Marilyn Monroe, born Norma Jeane Mortenson on June 1, 1926. The birth record was created by a local registrar on June 5, 1926, and this certified copy of that information was issued by a Health Officer & Registrar on October 24, 1955. It was photographed and then used for the 1981 article about the death of her father, Edward Mortensen, as depicted on the certificate. Mother was Gladys Monroe; Monroe was a surname that Marilyn Monroe officially used. According to the original caption: Monroe's film studio, 20th Century Fox, stated that her father died when she was a baby but this certificate shows that Edward Mortensen, who had claimed to be her father, was alive until 1981.

Marilyn Monroe faisant la couverture du magazine italien Epoca en 1954.

Cropped screenshot of Marilyn Monroe from the trailer for the film Some Like It Hot

Portrait de Marilyn Monroe par Michel Robardet

Actress Marilyn Monroe is accompanied by her husband, playwright Arthur Miller, as she arrives at International Airport from New York to start work on a 20th Century-Fox picture.

A 1957 portrait of Marilyn Monroe meant to promote The Prince & the Showgirl

Marilyn Monroe in Grauman's Chinese Theatre

Lots of prints to chose from but in the end there was no competition, it had to be Marilyn.