Marilyn Monroe Photographs to Be Sold as a Digital NFT

In its most expected release till today, Photo — an NFT Fine Art Photography pioneer and industry leader announced the “Innovation of Influence,” a curated digital collection paying homage to one of the most photographed women in history: Norma Jeane ( Marilyn Monroe). This historically significant catalog features imagery captured through the lens of legendary photographer Richard C. Miller the only photographer to photograph the Hollywood icon from the start of her career as Norma Jeane through the end of her career as a legendary American actress, singer, and socialite Marilyn Monroe.

This extraordinary release of the Norma Jeane collection by Miller, which has been exhibited, collected, and sold by institutions such as the Getty Museum and Christie’s, features attractive rare images of the storied diva that will be sold as digital NFT collectibles for the very first time.

This famous and matchless collection includes both photographs and original negatives in which Miller captures Norma Jeane’s transformation from her early years as a timid and unknown 19-year-old rising talent and Armed Forces pinup to America’s beloved actress, singer, and an emblem of pop culture Marilyn Monroe.

This attractive mid-century digital collection will go live for sale on Friday, Oct. 14, on all reputable digital asset marketplaces at a price of approximately USD 100 each.

Included within its limited-edition “Innovation of Influence” release, Photo. will also auction a series of 1-of-1 mixed-media and AI collaborations with five renowned Web3 creatives: Claire Silver, Jeremy Cowart, Sara Baumann (aka Sparky), Jeneva, and Amber Vittoria.

“We are grateful for the opportunity to honor Norma Jeane and Richard C. Miller’s legacies while also furthering the standard for digital ownership and provenance within the world of fine art photography,” said Photo. “It has been a privilege to curate the collection, and we’re elated to bring these rare, historic photographs to an audience of fine art enthusiasts and digital collectors around the globe.”