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This volume is part of the American Photography of the Male Nude 1940-1970 series, which focuses on some of the pioneers of male nude photography, featuring their groundbreaking contributions to the medium of homoerotic art.

Lon Hanagan (1911-1999), better known as Lon of New York, was one of the premier American photographers of the physique era.

Dave Martin photographed all-American young men indoors and out. While some of Dave's models were young bodybuilders, many were college athletes, men in military service and others came from law enforcement. His productive period covers the years 1952-1...

This volume shows the Douglas of Detroit's considerable talent photographing the human physique. He is considered a master of the use of lighting and shadows. He is also the only physique photographer to double expose.

Milo opened a studio of his own on Vermont Street in Los Angeles, and he began photographing male models under the Milo brand. His photographs began appearing in physique magazines in 1959. He continued selling nude photographs using Lyle Frisby?s maili...

This volume is part of the American Photography of the Male Nude 1940-1970 series, which focuses on some of the pioneers of male nude photography, featuring their groundbreaking contributions to the medium of homoerotic art.

The Athletic Model Guild, or AMG, was founded by Bob Mizer in December 1945. During those post-war years, United States censorship laws allowed women, but not men, to appear in various states of undress in what were referred to as ?art photographs". Miz...