Bunny Yeager took this photograph of Bettie Page wearing a bright orange, patterned bikini designed and handmade by the photographer in 1954.
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: $4,500.00
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Bettie Page by Bunny Yeager Bunny Yeager, the pre-eminent female pin-up photographer of the 20th century took this photograph of Bettie Page wearing a bikini designed and handmade by Bunny. Bettie is vamping hard for the camera in this cheesecake pin-up photo from her perch on a pier at Miami Beach, Florida. This was taken […]
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: $2,350.00
Bunny Yeager, the pre-eminent female pin-up photographer of the 20th century took this pin-up self-portrait in 1953.
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: $2,850.00
Bunny Yeager, the pre-eminent female pin-up photographer of the 20th century took this photograph of Bettie Page on the shores of Key Biscayne, Florida during the year-long partnership which changed the course of both women's careers. This gelatin silver print is 4 of an edition of 10, signed by the artist on the verso. […]
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: SOLD
Bunny Yeager, the pre-eminent female pin-up photographer of the 20th century took this photograph of Bettie Page on the shores of Key Biscayne during the year-long partnership which changed the course of both women's careers. The large format 15" x 15" silver gelatin print was custom hand printed and colored by hand by […]
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: Sold
Described as "the world’s greatest pin-up photographer" by Diane Arbus, and best-remembered for her iconic collaborations with Bettie Page, Yeager began her career as a model, and her comfort on both sides of the lens is one of the skills she leaned on to bring out a level of comfort and naturalness which few […]
Artist: Bunny Yeager
Price: $1,300.00
A large format redheaded pin up girl cover painting by the well listed female artist Ellen (E.B.) Segner, used as the cover for The Toronto Star Weekly, July 22, 1950. The artist was a prolific calendar artist who worked for the Louis F. Dow and Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Companies during the 1930s - 40s. […]
Artist: Ellen Segner
Price: Sold
Rolf Armstrong created this pastel titled "Come On In" for the Brown and Bigelow Calendar Company in 1941. The model is Jewel Flowers, Armstrong's favorite subject and close friend. Originally, this pastel included the full body of the model, sitting in a pool with a Scottish Terrier. At some point, this illustration (like several other examples by Armstrong that have recently surfaced), was cut down to appear as a portrait. This was possibly altered by the artist himself, as Armstrong would rework and alter his pieces in the cases he retained physical possession of the originals, in order to reuse them for a second commission.
Artist: Rolf Armstrong
Price: S O L D
The climactic beach scene in the 1953 film From Here to Eternity is interpreted in this artwork for the men's magazine market, and given a lurid slant well suited for the sweats. This well rendered unsigned gouache on illustration board painting comes from a collection of published works from the early years of Saga Magazine, a lurid title that thrived in the post-war pulp men's market of the early 1950s. The work is attributed to Edward Valigursky who worked for Saga during the period.
Artist: Ed Valigursky (attributed)
Price: S O L D
This delicately rendered original signed Pearl Frush watercolor pin-up illustration titled "Miss Gulf Coast", was created for the 1947 Aqua Tour Series of bathing beauty images for the Shaw-Barton Calendar Company of Coshocton, Ohio. Pearl Frush was a prolific and talented female artist that was active during the 1940s and 50s and worked primarily out of Chicago. Painting is silk-matted and framed behind glass in a gorgeous wide profile museum quality gallery frame, signed lower right and verso is notated with usage publication text.
Artist: Pearl Frush
Price: S O L D
