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Re: Marilyn Monroe Photo With Autograph
This site will have some good information for you https://natedsanders.com/blog/2016/10/marilyn-monroe-autograph/
At the bottom of that page there is contact info.
Re: Marilyn Monroe Photo With Autograph
Thank you for your reply. I did contact the Nate Sanders company yesterday. Unfortunately, they told me they could not authenticate without seeing the autograph in person.
I have since been in contact with the son of Rex Beasely, the owner of The Quill and Pen (he passed away 11 years ago). I e-mailed him a picture of the picture. He told me he remembers seeing it in his father's gallery and that the autograph is real. He said that his dad only bought from reputable dealers. He mentioned Charles Hamilton and Rendell Jean Hout as a couple of the dealers. His dad (Rex) sold his gallery in 1977 to an educator in Chicago.
I know that doesn't help with the authenticity, but it's nice to know some of the back story.
In reply to Re: Marilyn Monroe Photo With Autograph by MarkBlemish