Thank you to everyone who has visited my sporadic postings, to everyone who has written (so very much appreciated!) and to the artists and models who have been such and inspiration to me over the years! My best wishes to you all!
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Merry Christmas!
Thank you to everyone who has visited my sporadic postings, to everyone who has written (so very much appreciated!) and to the artists and models who have been such and inspiration to me over the years! My best wishes to you all!
Merry Christmas to all those beautiful men whose names are lost to time...
...we love you and hope you had wonderful lives! Happy Christmas, everyone!
Merry Christmas from Tom Matthews!
A massive hunk, and a favorite of many studios in the early 50s! Happy Christmas, everyone!
Merry Christmas from Pete Andrews!
A beautiful, sexy and fun-loving photo by John Palatinus -- Happy Christmas, everyone! (And I hope you're doing well, John!)
Dick Stark by Champion
One of the great college jocks photographed by Walter Kundzicz in the early 60s.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
unknown classic study
The face is familiar, but I can't find the name in the cobwebs of my memory -- anybody???
Monday, November 24, 2008
Physique art by Quaintance
For my new friend Paco, here are a few George Quaintance prints...
"Manolo"
"Preludio"
"Moribundo"
Bob Schwartz by AMG
With great thanks to Derek who sent me the huge, stunning scan of the fourth pose the other day -- just beautiful, buddy!
Bob Ospen by Milo
A relatively rare pouch shot by Pat Milo (who, like Dave Martin, preferred his men naked as the day they were born).
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Sanford "Sandy" Alcorn by Dave Martin
I posted a couple of pics of "All-American" Sandy last year by Rip Searby, nice musclemag-type shots -- here's a more personal view!
Dave Martin is known for shooting his models in the nude just about 99 44/100% of the time, and Sandy, a well-known physique model of the 50s, found himself coaxed into stripping down as well. Most of Martin's models were San Francisco-area college students, so it's nice to see his take on some "name" models from time to time!
Bud Taylor by Bruce of LA
Always nice to find a slightly more mature specimen at Bruce's studio... (and thanks to Dan for the scan!)
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Squanto
I believe this is George Francis "Squanto" Wilson, who played five games of baseball for the Detroit Tigers in 1911, and one game as a member of the Boston Red Sox in 1914. Doesn't he look a lot like the actor Brendan Fraser?
Spencer Churchill
The British legend, on the cover of Body Culture for October/November, 1950 -- photographer unknown.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)