A photo of Marilyn Monroe on her honeymoon sells for this price

A rare and previously unseen photo of Marilyn Monroe on her honeymoon has been sold at auction, reviving a unique moment of the kind of romance that always characterized the life of this cinematic icon.

The price of a picture of Marilyn Monroe on her honeymoon A photo of Marilyn Monroe on her honeymoon has been sold at auction for $21,655. The photo that has generated so much interest is very small, measuring just 2.25 x 2.75 inches, yet its historical and sentimental value far outweighs its physical size.

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This intimate shot was taken on January 29, 1954, just two weeks after the then-27-year-old Marilyn married the 40-year-old DiMaggio, and the couple were preparing to obtain passports for an extended honeymoon trip that was planned to include Japan.

Marilyn Monroe's signature on her honeymoon passport photo Adding a priceless personal touch to this photograph is Marilyn Monroe's signature in red ink, along with a carefully crafted dedication: "To Mr. Bolds, With thanks and warmest regards, Marilyn Monroe DiMaggio." This signature confirms the moment the photograph was taken and highlights her connection to her relationship with DiMaggio.

The story of how Marilyn Monroe's honeymoon photo was taken highlights a spontaneous and unexpected side of Marilyn's life. Marilyn didn't have a suitable passport photo, so DiMaggio rushed her to a nearby gym in San Francisco. There, the photo was taken quickly and without prior arrangements, immortalizing a rare moment that combined absolute spontaneity and true love between the couple.