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American Beauties
Rare Edition
Perfection
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Raring To Go
Captivating
Class Dismissed
I’m Not Shy, I’m Just Retiring
Thinking Of You
Shaping Up
Unexpected Lift – A Nice Catch
Keeping Posted
Taking Ways
A Near Miss (Right On Target)
Oh, No!
Simone
Tops In Service
Dream Girl
Quick-Change Artist
Upsetting Upset
Swingin’ Sweetie
Fifi
Enchanting
Look Out Below
Gina
Mona
Peek-A-View
Stepping Out
AMERICAN GALLERY - 20th Century 
it is realy refer to creativity 🙂
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Gosh. On the one hand, fascinating. There is nothing in the world more beautiful than the female body, to these eyes. But on the other hand, and not meaning to blow any smoke, how in the heck do you women put up with this stuff?
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Let me clarify. It’s not the exposure. It’s the treatment.
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Historically speaking, the pin-up image is not a manifestation of sexism. The exaltation of feminine beauty is a post-Victorian rejection of bodily shame and hypocritical moralism. There is not sexism in the Gibson Girls drawn by Charles Dana Gibson at the turn of the 20th Century. On the contrary, for the artist they are an iconic representation of a new and more independent kind of woman. Generally I like the classic pin-ups illustrators, I do not find them offensive or disrespectful. I think that, beyond any sexual innuendo, which is deliberately emphasized, there’s often much irony in these pictures. They make me smile. And they are beautifully designed. Many other pin-ups illustrators (including women) will follow!
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