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PIN UPS
By: Lena Bello dos Santos
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| Sunday, 16-May-2004 00:00 |
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Classic Petty Calendar
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Calendar 1955
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| Saturday, 15-May-2004 00:00 |
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Gillette Elvgren
Gillette Elvgren has been writing for over 20 years. His plays have been produced by professional theatre companies throughout the United States and Canada. He is cofounder and resident playwright for Saltworks Theatre Company in Pittsburgh, as well as being resident writer for Children's Ministries, Philadelphia. While a professor at the University of Pittsburgh, he was head of the MFA directing program and staff director for the Three Rivers Shakespeare Festival. Presently, he is in the departments of television and theatre arts at Regent University, Virginia Beach.
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| Friday, 14-May-2004 00:00 |
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AS LOIRAS DE GIL ELVGREN
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| Thursday, 13-May-2004 00:00 |
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DEVORSS
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| Wednesday, 12-May-2004 00:00 |
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GIL ELVGREN
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Elvgren started producing pin-up girls in 1937 for the publishing company Louis F. Dow, however in 1944 he moved to Brown and Bigelow who offered $1000 per pin-up, substantially more than he was getting at Dow. His contract specified between 18 and 20 pin-ups per year, and only for Brown and Bigelow. However Elvgren soon branched out into other forms of commercial art, amongst them adverts for Coca Cola, Ovaltine and others.
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| Tuesday, 11-May-2004 00:00 |
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Alberto Vargas is perhaps the best known and most respected of all the pin-up girl artists. Born in Arequipa, Peru in 1896, he was the son of respected portrait photographer Max Vargas. His father secured an apprenticeship for Vargas at Julien Studios in Switzerland in 1915. However, Vargas soon decided that Europe during World War I was not the healthiest place to be and so traveled to New York in 1916. After two lucky breaks, producing lobby paintings for Ziegfield Follies in the 20's and Hollywood portraits of stars in the 30's, Vargas was approached to provide artwork for the newly started Esquire Magazine in 1940.
ALBERTO VARGAS
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