The Art of Robert E. McGinnis: A Magnificent Tribute to an American Illustration Master You may not immediately recognize the name “Robert E. McGinnis,” but there is a good chance you have encountered his artwork. For decades, McGinnis helped define … Continue reading →
She stood at the top of the stairs, basically nude – dressed only in a pair of scanty panties – and not the kind of cotton underwear you get a Target, but that fancy stuff from the specialty shops. She … Continue reading →
Charles M. Schulz: Charles M. Schulz created the comic strip, “Peanuts.” In my mind, the years of artwork, humor and insight produced by Schulz is an American treasure. Charles M. Schulz: The Gentle Philosopher Behind Peanuts Charles M. Schulz (1922–2000), … Continue reading →
The Hidden Feminist Tension of Pinup Culture: Why America’s Most Controversial Images Still Matter When we talk about American art, pinups rarely get the credit they deserve. They’re dismissed as kitsch, reduced to male fantasy, or tucked away as nostalgic … Continue reading →
Beautiful Older Woman Nude Pin-up Art by Gil Elvgren Beautiful Older Woman A little maturity makes all the difference, Take me to your bed and show me the subtleties … Continue reading →
The lovely lady seems to be in such a hurry to walk her dog, she forgot to put on her clothes! This Archie Dickens pinup reflects the usual humor and talent of this artist. Originally, a greeting card artist, Archie … Continue reading →
The Pin Up Girl Before we talk about the curvy, swervy, plus-size-bikini-clad Hilda as presented by Duane Bryers, I am going to set the stage with a little history of the pin up girl. Let’s go back in time now, … Continue reading →