In June 1962, photographer Bert Stern shot Marilyn Monroe across two separate sessions at the Hotel Bel-Air for Vogue. Six weeks later, she was dead. The story behind The Last Sitting.

She appeared on 200 Vogue covers, posed nude for the greatest photographers of the era, and hung off the Eiffel Tower without a harness. Then she became a sculptor and never looked back.

In 1906, a sealed Parisian magazine called Le Stéréo-Nu brought erotic stereoviews to a mass audience. Behind the camera was Jean Agélou, whose most famous model went on to sit for Modigliani and marry a celebrated Japanese painter.