Jackie onasis nude photos

Last Updated on June 3, She thought she was safe, far away from the creatures that chased her, armed with their notebooks and cameras. She thought she had found a sanctuary where she could be free from constant fear of an invasion. So it was here, on the island of Skorpios in the Ionian Sea, that Jackie Onassis slipped out of her clothes and prepared to lay down naked in the Greek sun.

The photo, which show the former first lady skinny dipping, is signed "For Andy, with enduring affection, Jackie Montauk" - a reference to the artist's beach front estate in Montauk, on Long Island. The revealing photograph was discovered by archivists sifting through cardboard boxes, filing cabinets and a shipping container that belonged to the pop artist. Now the spouses of the 19 heads of states and representatives of the European Union coming to Pittsburgh in September for the Group of 20 global economic summit may also get a peek at the papers, stamps, photos, gifts and nicknacks that made up Warhol's life. The idea, he says, is to give them white smocks and gloves, just as the archivists wear, and a box to sift through. The White House hasn't decided whether to go for it, he said. If it does, any boxes would be vetted in advance to ensure nothing crops up that is offensive - such as pornography - or truly disgusting - like the oozing, decades-old soup cans Warhol often dumped inside. Warhol was never one to throw things away, Wrbican says.

These nude images of Jackie Kennedy Onassis were taken on a Greek beach in after her own husband tipped off photographers with her exact location, a new book has claimed. The images, which were splashed across magazines and newspapers worldwide, were taken as the couple endured a turbulent marriage fraught with infidelity, absences and family scorn. It has emerged that the photographers were tipped off by her own husband, Aristotle Onassis.

The pictures, which shocked the world when they were published, showed the glamorous former Mrs Kennedy sunbathing nude and practising yoga, on the private island paradise of Skorpios, which belonged to her new husband, the Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. Mrs Onassis, who was one of the world's most photographed women at the time, was able to escape the glare of publicity on the secluded island. But Garritano, who still runs a photo agency in Rome revealed how in the summer of he managed to gain access to Skorpios by befriending a local and then disguising himself as a gardener. After hearing a rumour that Mrs Onassis sunbathed nude on one of the beaches, he took a boat out and moored it near some undergrowth where he was able to remain hidden. She knew she'd been photographed before on Scorpios so why would she display herself?