Take it from Model & Pin-Up Photographer, Bunny Yeager...Let's take a tour of Pin-Up history!
Early Trailblazers
Early Illustration
Billy Devorss
Gil Elvgren
Albertos Vargas
George Petty
Zoe Mozert
Pin-Ups & Military
Soldier eating shrimp, cheese & crackers on bunk with Pin-Ups
Raquel Welch & Armed Services Personnel
Most famous Pin-Up in the 1940s, Betty Grable starring in Pin Up Girl 1944
Daily military bulletin board taken over by Pin-Ups
Nose Art on a World War II plane
Personalizing WWII plane in 1944
Mess Hall filled to capacity with Pin-Ups on the wall as a backdrop
Three Soldiers bonding in front of a closet door emblazoned with Pin-Ups
Soldier resting on his cot as an illustrative Pin-Up hangs above
Military Painter putting the finishing touches on his painted Pin-Up works
TV & Movie Pin-Ups
Shirley Jones with long hair
Shirely in front of the iconic Partridge Family bus from 1970-1974
Angie Dickinson before wearing a badge in Police Woman series
Starring in Police Woman for 4 season beginning in 1974
Sally Field sporting a casual football jersey
Sally with a serious tone in Academy Award performance in Norma Rae
Bettie Page, Queen of Pin-Ups
Early Bettie photo wearing lace and stockings
Bettie taking her leopard print suit to the beach
Heels Up for Bunny Yeager
Bettie in a pose that exemplifies her total fitness look
Bettie at the Africa USA Wildlife Park in Boca Raton, Florida
Pin-Up Spotlight Marilyn Monroe
John Miehle Photo 1948
Leaving Lenox Hill Hospital New York 1959
1945 Photo by André de Dienes
The popular look that fans remember most
Marilyn & Bettie Grable
Pin-Up Spotlight Hedy Lamarr
The Heyday Years 1940s - 1970s
Racquel Welch Movie Photo 1966
Bunny Yeager early 1950s
Vintage print of Jayne Mansfied 1950s
Marilyn Monroe by Laszlo Willinger 1948
Burlesque Dancer Lilly Christine 1950s
1944 Pin-Ups booklet by Zoe Mozart
Notable Early Pin-Up Photographers
1965 Book Salon Photograpy highlighting influential Pin-Up Photographers
A Few Pin-Up Photographers and their work
Bunny Yeager - How I Photograph Myself Cover Photo
Bunny Yeager comfortable in her Photographer role at this point
Bunny's serious look self-portrait
Bettie Page Africa U.S.A. Theme Park 1954
Pin-Ups in Advertising
Sharon Tate
Marilyn Monroe 1946 Ad for Douglas Aircraft
A stylish PSA Flight Attendant
Bo Derek selling Max Factor makeup products in the 1970s
Modern Pin-Ups Keep the Art Alive
Dita Von Teese is keeping the Pin-Up genre alive with her re-popularizing burlesque performing that she has earned the moniker Queen of Burlesque
Bernie Dexter - Pin-Up Model Icon
Modern Day Pin-Ups & Illustration
