JD wrote:
>By the way, as for putting up "diffent
>pin-up Girls"...you find them for me, and
>i'll consider putting them up. I searched
>high and low to find pin-up postcards,
>hours on the internet. Tons of posters,
>tons of books, tons of everything else,
>but just not a large selection of postcards.
>So really, that's the only reason i went with >those pin-ups in the first place...they were
>the only damn ones i could find!

Hey JD,

I'll go along with that. Really, I don't think you had "bad" intentions or anything else in putting up the particular pin-ups. But if you look at those particular pieces and compare them to other pin-ups, even to other Mozert pieces, do you see a difference in how the subjects are portrayed... regardless of whether or not you feel that portrayal to be problematic?

As for alternative pin-ups, the links below might be interesting and are of sufficient pixel dimensions that they could be printed to roughly the size of a postcard (at appx 150dpi, which is adequate):
www.swingandcountry.com/images/Pin-Ups/q-ra-005.jpg

www.swingandcountry.com/images/Pin-Ups/p-rarmstrong_1231a.jpg

www.paintedanvil.com/rbmcg/mcginnis22.jpg

www.paintedanvil.com/rbmcg/mcginnis40.jpg

www.paintedanvil.com/rbmcg/mcginnis132.jpg

Or just go to www.paintedanvil.com and look around, generally. There is some classic stuff there.