Marilyn at the Ambassador Hotel, New York FASHIONABLE He isn’t in the seat

He isn’t in the seat of a classic race car or in the saddle of a Triumph T100 motorbike

and the aspiration for a touch of elegance in the heart of the city that never sleeps

A black and white colored scene from the 1983 film Scarface

with Passepartout

Framed Print in Black Beech Wood

Marilyn at the Ambassador Hotel, New York FASHIONABLE He isn’t in the seatNew York City, 1955. Gazing down at Park Avenue, Marilyn Monroe stands on the balcony of the Ambassador Hotel, between East 50th and 51st Streets. She was in New York in self imposed exile from Hollywood. She had come back to the city she knew and loved in order to change her life. The neo classical hotel, built in 1921, is no longer there. Framed Print in thin Black Beech Wood, with passepartout. Hanging system included. Made in Amsterdam