You likely know these sort of images were one of the few ways the photographers and studios working in the 1940's and '50's could circumvent censors to show men touching one another.
And, of course, images of nude men like this one weren't legal in the USA until the late 1960's.
Hello, pierowall! You are correct. When I find time, I need to update older posts on the blog. I believe there is even a model incorrectly identified as Andy Buck. I'll fix that post, too.
I do love these mock "battle" poses. This one for example should be captioned "Oh my goodness! I am Assailed! Whatever shall I do?"
ReplyDeleteHello, Yet Another Steve!
ReplyDeleteI love these battle scenes, too.
You likely know these sort of images were one of the few ways the photographers and studios working in the 1940's and '50's could circumvent censors to show men touching one another.
And, of course, images of nude men like this one weren't legal in the USA until the late 1960's.
Best regards,
Michael
I believe the model posing with Bob Delmonteque is Andy Buck.
ReplyDeleteHello, pierowall! You are correct. When I find time, I need to update older posts on the blog. I believe there is even a model incorrectly identified as Andy Buck. I'll fix that post, too.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Michael