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Ed Feingersh: For a week in 1955, on assignment for Redbook, photojournalist Ed took photos of Monroe in New York City, including one of her in a camel hair coat on an IRT platform, unrecognized by other subway riders. The negatives were found in a warehouse decades after his death. The photos, which include her entrance into Madison Square Garden on an elephant, were collected in the book, Marilyn: March, 1955.
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