Category: Art

If you like Vintage Pinup Girls and you like motorcycles then check out these auctions for all types items with your two favorite things. Everything from decals, postcards, posters, signs and more.

Well maybe we just have a Bettie Page fetish! If you have the same fetish then this page is for you. All kinds of Bettie Page collectibles in her famous devil costume. From buttons, pins, photos, costumes, postcards, decals, even nose art for the model airplane hobby guys. This really was one very beautiful and popular pinup girl. If your a Bettie Page collectible freak then have at it………….

Rolf Armstrong’s portraits of famous actresses and idealized “girls-next-door” made him one of the highest paid commercial artists in America. Widely considered the “Father of Pin-Up Artists,” his first calendar pin-up, created in 1919, defined the vision of feminine beauty for the next forty years. Here are a few listings of some vintage pinup prints available online.

These skilfully illustrated girls with their curvaceous forms and inviting lingerie soon overtook America’s national dessert, in terms of popularity, and even developed considerable potential as a cultural export during the 1940s. Smiling prettily at the camera, the models exuded just the right amount of sex appeal without seeming too sophisticated or artful.

If you are one of the ever growing army of fans of pinup photography then this magazine is definately for you. I just received my copy of issue #1 and I gotta admit, Im really impressed. The models are gorgeous and the photography and backdrops are just as beautiful. This issue has over 80 pages of pinups reminesent of the glamour photography of the 1940′ and 50′s. Just so there is no confusion, these images are all very tastefully done, no nudity, but there is good bit of naughty!

Bettie Page Statue. Based on a sculpt by Tony Cipriano, this mini-statue measures 6″ with a 7″ base capturing the charm and sultriness of this real-life heroine in exacting, minute detail. Sexy yet tasteful, like Bettie herself, this is a “must-have” for Bettie Page fans. Bettie Page was one of the most popular pin-ups of the 1950s. She first appeared as a Playmate in the pages of PLAYBOY in January, 1955 in a fetching yuletide photo shot by Bunny Yeager. At the end of the decade, she disappeared, but her legend continued to grow until, by the 1990s, she had become an icon.