Merlin Enabnit and pin up girls
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Merlin Enabnit and pin up girls
Pin-up artist Merlin Enabnit posing with some of his real-life models to promote his series of pin-ups featuring in The Sketch magazine in 1940. An American artist, Merlin, used the new air-brush technique to paint extremely curvaceous and pneumatic girls. His pin-up series in The Sketch was followed by the Lovelies of David Wright. The editorial accompanying this piece compares the pin-ups of Merlin with those by Raphael Kirchner published in The Sketch during World War I. Date: 1940
Media ID 7242237
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Brush Curvaceous Enabnit Illustrator Merlin Modelling Models Pin Up Posing Wright Ww Ii
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