Peek-A-View Pin-Up Gallery, Volume 2: Sexy Paintings from the '30s--'60s Book

During WWII, the playful pin-up motivated soldiers to win the war and get home to their honeys. Pictures of saucy women in filmy negligees, windblown skirts, and bullet bras endured through the 1960s as the main icon of flirty, wholesome femininity. Today, pin-ups remind us of an era where even the most alluring pictures leave much to the imagination. This collection of fifty pin-ups features works from some of the genre's most celebrated artists, including Elvgren, Armstrong, DeVorss, and Moran, among others, and captures the coquettish innocence and playfulness of the girl-next-door. Each print is reproduced on one side of the page to allow collectors, art lovers, and nostalgia enthusiasts to cut out, frame, or pin-up pictures of America's most luscious ladies.