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Showing posts with label Eugene Bilbrew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eugene Bilbrew. Show all posts

New GENE BILBREW BOOK by JIM LINDERMAN Times Square Smut

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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...
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Gene Bilbrew Dream Book (The Pharoah Knows)

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I have certainly made it no secret one of my favorite artists is the junked-out and largely forgotten illustrator and fetish cartoonist Euge...
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Gene Bilbrew African-American Artist of Vintage Sleaze (follow-up)

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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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Bill Ward Artist of Vintage Sleaze (part five)

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Finally the last of the "fun fetish four" who drew covers for Eddie Miskin's mob-run paperback house in the 1960's. ...

Eric Stanton Artist of Vintage Sleaze (part four)

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ALL MY ESSAYS ON vintage sleaze illustrators are now collected on VINTAGE SLEAZE The third illustrator who worked for Stanley Malkin and Edd...
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Gene Bilbrew African-American Artist of Vintage Sleaze (part three)

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New York City was a good place for an illustrator in the early 1950's, in particular one with the obvious but quirky talents of Gene...
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