“dian hanson”

Hanson profiles the dazzling career of Stanton, one of the supreme masters of erotic and comic art. This illustrated edition is one of the first publications on the grand master of pulp.... More

The secret art of an English gentleman Thomas Leycester Poulton was an English magazine and medical book illustrator, born in 1897. Upon his death in 1963 it was discovered he was also a prolific and imaginative erotic artist who produced hundreds of sketches and finished drawings of women proudly a... More

Through the exploitation of detective magazine genre through covers, spreads and text, Hagenauer creates a decade-by-decade analysis of this sensational genre.Follows the evolution and devolution of this distinctly American genre from 1924 to 1969 Hundreds of covers and interior images from dozens o... More

Daring sexual humor from the irreverent magazine Sex to Sexty Some call it the most vulgar magazine ever made; others see it as the last honest compendium of American sexual humor, starting just as the sexual revolution was expanding minds and stomping taboos, and ending when political correctness m... More

Simply sexy: Richard Kern's gloriously natural girls Richard Kern likes real women: unpretentious, unadorned, and definitely undressed. Those who love Kern know each book is an invitation to join him in his privileged world where natural young women share their most intimate moments. Richard has nev... More

A former men's magazine editor traces the development of sexy, titillating periodicals from 1900 to 1980 in these first two volumes of a massive, three-volume series. Volume 1 explores the years 1900 through 1957, and Volume 2 chronicles the years 1958 to 1967.... More