Who knew she’d soon be the most beautiful woman in the world?
Norma Jean Dougherty (who later became Marilyn Monroe) photographed for US Army magazine YANK on June 26 1945. There’s no
Norma Jean Dougherty (who later became Marilyn Monroe) photographed for US Army magazine YANK on June 26 1945. There’s no
Pin up photo of Ziegfeld Follies girl, Lee Worthing, taken by Alfred Cheney Johnston in 1920. Source and copyright:This work
During World War 2 all of the big Hollywood stars posed for pin up photos to raise the morale of
Pin up girls or cheesecake models have been popular since the early 20th century – here are my pick of
The wonderful ‘Queen of Pinups’ Bettie Page who died on this day in 2008.
Portrait of Ziegfeld Follies girl Caja Eric wearing a low cut dress with long pearl drop necklace, 1920s Source and copyright:
A strking portrait of 1920s Ziegfeld Follies girl, Drucilla Strain. Source and copyright: This work is in the public domain in
I saw a newspaper article yesterday about student and part-time Burlesque dancer Nerina Orton and her tiny 15.7″ waist and
The wonderful fifties pin up girl Betty Brosmer with her 18″ waist – wow!
Model and pin up girl Betty Brosmer and her amazing 18″ waist – isn’t she fabulous?
Ziegfeld Follies girl Drucilla Strain photographed by Alfred Cheney Johnston Source and copyright: This media file is in the public
Photo of Mary Pickford kneeling in front of a full length mirror. Photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston.