Marilyn Monroe, Palm Springs Racquet Club Diving Board (Standing), 1949

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Marilyn Monroe, Palm Springs Racquet Club Diving Board (Standing), 1949
Marilyn Monroe poses in her blue body-hugging swimsuit and four-inch cork heels on the diving board of The Palm Springs Racquet Club, circa 1949. Collector
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