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Showing posts with label Bilbrew. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Bilbrew. Show all posts

Gene Bilbrew Draws Bettie Page as a Costume

It's time to start preparing for Halloween again. Here, Gene Bilbrew, African-American fetish artist most prominent in the 1950s and ...

New GENE BILBREW BOOK by JIM LINDERMAN Times Square Smut

Jim Linderman tells the true tale of an artist, an author and a mobster from New York City in the Fifties, a time America was learning o...

Gene Bilbrew Dream Book (The Pharoah Knows)

I have certainly made it no secret one of my favorite artists is the junked-out and largely forgotten illustrator and fetish cartoonist Euge...

Gene Bilbrew African-American Artist of Vintage Sleaze (follow-up)

For those of you who enjoyed my articles on the illustrators for Eddie Miskin's 1960's sleazy paperback book line, in particular the...

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