Photojournalism pioneer Eve Arnold died Thursday at the age of 99. Renowned for capturing celebrities in intimate moments, some of her most famous portraits of politicians and Hollywood stars were taken during the first decade of her career. Others like her infamous shot of Malcolm X collecting cash at a rally in Washington cemented her reputation as a force in postwar journalism. From her legendary images of Marilyn Monroe to her iconic civil rights photos, see highlights of Arnold’s groundbreaking career. Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos (4) Marilyn Monroe, 1960 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Marilyn Monroe, 1955 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Marilyn Monroe, 1960 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Marilyn Monroe, 1960 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Marilyn Monroe, 1960 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Marlon Brando, 1966 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Joan Crawford, 1959 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Sean Connery, 1978 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Charlie Chaplin, 1966 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Malcolm X, 1961 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Malcolm X, 1961 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Queen Elizabeth II, 1968 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Queen Elizabeth, 1977 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Elizabeth Taylor, 1963 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Margaret Thatcher, 1977 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Ilya Tolstoy, 1966 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos Yves Saint Laurent, 1977 Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos