Pin-ups had become fashionable. Since years photographers and designers discovered the nostalgic charm of that once despised artwork.
A very beautiful series was made by the photographer Bruno Dayan for Chantal Thomass.


Probably Dayan didn’t think in a special painter when he made his photos. But he wanted to imitate not only the costumes and poses but also the colors and the artificial surface.

It sounds good to me (1942) by David Wright (1912–1967)

Sleepy-Time Girl (1930s) by
Gil Elvgren (1914-1980)
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