Dedicated to the published work of Harrison Marks & other prominent photographers of the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Along with popular glamour models such as June Palmer, Pamela Green, Dawn Grayson and others
The stunning June Palmer by Stefan Glass and shot is part of the huge Stefan Glass Set. It’s also a slightly cropped version, but I’ve only removed some side to this shot so you can focus on the main subject, June’s young naked body!
A wonderful shot of her sat on the sofa, posing as she examines a pot of thistles!
Rita Landre (Pamela Green) posing on the Parisian Alley Set by Harrison Marks. This is a scan direct from the negative, but was originally printed in Solo No.13 P40 (1959).
I’ve published several shots of Pam as Rita in this location here and think it is one of my favourite sets of her as Rita, including the colour shot of her kneeling! I have more from the same set, which I will post anon, but thanks to Simon for sending me this and other scans from his Pamela Green collection.
Three sunny views of Karen Hatcher showing off her naked sun-drenched body, including her puffy tits and abundant bush!
A fantastic set of images of 1960s model Samantha Seager stripping. Originally a set of colour 35 mm slides, but unfortunately the colours had faded to magenta so badly they couldn’t be recovered. Thankfully the clarity of the images was very good, so a quick conversion to black and white, and you have a great set of images.
A closer shot of Marie Deveraux by Harrison Marks from a medium format negative. A beautiful figure study of a kneeling Marie showing off her perfect curves. Superb lines and form. :)
Another beautiful shot of Paula Page by Harrison Marks, with the lighting highlighting her curves and lines! This shot appeared in the reprinting of GHM’s work of Paula called ‘Just Paula Page’. Obviously still going through her blonde stage. :)
Two of my favourite dynamic duo’s from Harrison Marks. Pamela Green and Marie Deveraux from the 1950s followed by Dawn Grayson and Lisa Hamilton at Ewhurst Manor in the 60s as trading cards.
An unknown ebony model with nipples that look like they could cut glass! Two shots sent over by Whyriley from his collection of models that visited his studio back in the 1960s and 70s of an unknown amateur model. Unfortunately, he doesn’t have many more details, other than she was brought down by one of the photographers that used his studio. He only took a few shots to put her in the model album but doesn’t have a name, but remembers she came to the studio in the early seventies.
A set of covers from the publication ‘Light & Shade’ from the late 1950s. I have a set of 15 covers from No.1 to No.15, but have no idea if that is a full set? These were produced by Russell Gay and published by Dalrow Publication Ltd. Pennine Publications, Bolton. A very similar set of magazines in the same style, including Tricoloured covers was published under the title ‘Line & Form’, but by Eva Grant (I also have a set of these to edit and post).
I love the covers of this magazine, especially the use of one primary colour per cover. I think my favourites are No.8, No.9 (June Simpson) and No.12.
I recently received a collection of negatives from a contact taken at some point during the 1960s, including these 3 nude shots of this unknown model. At first, I thought they were just shots someone had taken of an amateur housewife in the front room, but it seems I may have been mistaken.
I recently came across a late 1960s publication called Satin Flash, which is very similar in style to Nylon Flash, Range, and others. All feature single models, duo’s or sometimes groups doing a striptease and as the titles suggest wearing nylons. Some feature well known models to this site, and others I don’t recognize. Well, Satin Flash No.40 features the above model stripping and exposing herself in various outfits. So, maybe not such an amateur after all, although I have no idea who she is and if the 3 shots I have ever appeared in a publication. Not the best figure I’ve seen either, but very natural and the same half smile in all shots.
