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Welcome To DMVAG Dalny Valdes is an American artist and owner of her art gallery DMVAG and her aka is Dalny Marga, a Marilyn Monro...

DMVAG THE SINATRA 16X20 PORTRAIT OIL PAINTING

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DMVAG THE BOGART 18X24 PORTRAIT OIL PAINTING

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GIRL WITH RAVEN GOTHIC Original oil painting 17.7x23.7

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HOLLYWOOD 2 oil painting 18x24

The Monroe Original oil painting 16x20

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DMVAG Dress In The Window

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Original oil painting Still Life

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Welcome to DMVAG.com Dalny Marga Valdes Art Gallery We sell original oil paintings by artist Dalny Valdes (Metal sculpture pictured above: ART'S EASEL 16x14x6 with a wooden base)

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DMVAG Original oil painting Circular Abstract

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Play Marilyn for me

If one is going to play Marilyn Monroe's lookalike one must first study her.

You must study her last movie, "Something's Got To Give" (far from a flattering title). She was actually replaced by Doris Day in a 1963 film entitled "Move Over Darling", both remakes of the original 1940 movie "My Favorite Wife" by Warner Bros.. Doris Day was 2 inches taller than Marilyn Monroe and you could tell by her heavier voice.

In 1959 Doris Day was in a movie called "Pillow Talk" her first platnium haired movie for Universal directed by Michael Gordon, then in 1962 she made "That Touch Of Mink" also Universal with plantium blonde hair and in 1963 Doris Day was in "The Thrill Of If All" for Universal and also in 1963 she and her director Michael Gordon both moved over to 20th Century Fox to make a remake of an unfinished remake called "Move over Darling" and again she sported plantium blonde hair, but in 1964 she moved back into place to work for Universal again, but this time back to her trademark regular blonde hair color in "Send Me No Flowers".

Was then this the end of the plantium blonde?, apparently so.

Now I can play Marilyn, no problem.

06/27/2020

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