Showing posts with label Gary Garret. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gary Garret. Show all posts

Sunday, May 7, 2017

Gary Garret Photographed by the Athletic Model Guild

I must thank a generous fan of this blog for this catalog of images of Gary Garret taken by the Athletic Model Guild.

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Gary Garret Photographed by the Athletic Model Guild

I must thank a generous fan of this blog for this catalog of images of Gary Garret taken by the Athletic Model Guild.

With this catalog, I was able to identify Garret as the model in this post on the blog.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Gary Garret

UPDATED October 16, 2016: I do not know who took this photograph of Gary Garret, but think Russ Warner is a great guess.

When you jump to this post on the blog, you can see another image of Garret.

That photograph is included in the book, One Man's Collection, that I'm creating with Zach Augustine.

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

One Man's Collection


UPDATED October 16, 2016: Since I started this blog, several readers have suggested I write a book on vintage beefcake.

I am happy to announce I'm partnering with Zach Augustine to do just that.

Our book is aptly titled One Man's Collection, since Zach acquired a massive collection of photographs belonging to a man who passed away in New York City in the early 1990's. Zach found the collection stashed in the back of a closet, left behind as garbage.

We donated the photograph you see in this post to the charity art auction, Skeletor Saves, held in New York City on April 7, 2011. The photograph is of Gary Garret and was likely taken in the 1950's by Russ Warner.

Since we submitted it to the auction, I've been delighted to see the photograph popping up in blogs, forums and groups dedicated to vintage beefcake. It and the other photographs in the collection have been hidden out of sight long enough. It is a pleasure to work with Zach on this treasure trove of photographs, and I look forward to bringing all of the man's collection out of the closet and onto coffee tables everywhere - where it belongs!