From that same February 1952 issue of Esquire...
The Feb. '52 Esquire Girl has been added to my Pinups Flickr set.
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4 comments:
As to the first image, all I can say is 'woof'.
As to the second -- the name NoBelt Boxers suggests that there were boxers that required a belt. Now that's just wrong.
Hey Leif, could you tell us who the illustrator was for the Esquire piece, and do you know what medium he worked in?
Sure thing, Kathryn; the Esquire girl is by Mauro Scali - but I'm afraid I don't know anything about him. Perhaps someone else can tell us?
Just as a general note to all: The date, publication and artist I.D (if any) are always available if you follow the links I post back to my Flickr archives!
Thanks!
L ;-)
Oops! That wasn't Duncan ( my son) replying, Kathryn, that was me (Leif).
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