Earl Moran y Marilyn Monroe.

Earl Steffa Moran, nacido en Belle Plaine, Iowa, fue un artista de glamour y pin-up del siglo XX. La primera instrucción de arte de Moran vino bajo la dirección de John Stich, un artista alemán mayor que también enseñó al gran ilustrador W.H.D. Koerner.

Enlaces:
http://divinemarilyn.canalblog.com/tag/earl%20moran
http://consentidoscomunes.blogspot.com/2014/07/relatos-de-verano-1-galeria-earl-moran_1.html
http://consentidoscomunes.blogspot.com/2014/07/relatos-de-verano-2-galeria-earl-moran.html
https://www.flickr.com/photos/26612863@N00/albums/72157630433682458
http://www.marilynmonroe.ca/camera/galleries/moran/Marilyn_Monroe_and_Earl_Moran.html
https://defharo.com/pin-ups-art-girls/earl-moran/

PinUps: Marilyn Monroe - Norma Jean Dougherty.

Before She Was Famous, Marilyn Monroe Was Paid Just $10 an Hour to Pose for Pinup Artist Earl Moran in the Late 1940s.

When Marilyn Monroe posed for Earl Moran in the first of their sessions that took place between 1946 and 1950, she was just 19 and an aspiring actress, while Moran had established himself as a leading illustrator of beautiful women; his work for magazines and calendars placed him in the company of Alberto Vargas and George Petty.

Earl Moran hired a young model named Norma Jean Dougherty through the Blue Book Agency in Los Angeles, in 1946. This was one of Marilyn’s earliest regular modeling assignments, to help pay the rent while she fought for an entree into the movie business. She posed for him off and on for the next four years. He usually took photos of her, which he used as reference for his pinup illustrations. He paid Marilyn ten dollars an hour to photograph her in various costumes and states of toplessness from 1946 to 1949.

Enlaces:
https://www.pinupcartoongirls.com/marilyn-monroe-posed-earl-moran/
https://www.vintag.es/2018/03/marilyn-monroe-by-earl-moran.html
https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/802353258/earl-moran-pechugona-desnuda-pinup
https://twitter.com/savagecomics/status/731541732345712640
https://neitshade5.wordpress.com/2014/03/05/earl-moran-and-marilyn/