• Liz Publika
    • Aug 11, 2020
    • 1 min read

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay

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Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Stretching

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Splashing

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Snacking

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Fishing

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Climbing

Hilda the Pin-Up Calendar Girl by Duane Bryers (1911 — 2012): A visual essay
Hilda Reading

Note* A figment of the artist's imagination, Hilda was the only atypical plus-sized pin-up printed in American calendars from the 1950s until the early 1980s.



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