| Vintage Pulp | May 31 2021 |
We'll get to the bottom of this even if it takes forever.
Above you see a Technicolor lithograph titled “The Right Exposure.” We're still seeking the identity of this buttcrack flashing model, who we have on half a dozen lithos, including this one we posted back in 2014. Even more so than paperback cover artists, these lithos are our most difficult sleuthing jobs. We've had many successes and we won't quit until we put this model's case to bed too. Have any ideas? Let us know. But be forewarned, here's who she isn't—Marilyn Waltz. We mention that because a couple of readers have suggested this is her, but we're positive she isn't Waltz. We know because, like we said, we have six more images that remove any doubt, but of course we haven't shared those on the website because we're hoping to write posts on them. So you'll have to trust us that she's not Waltz. While you're ruminating over who she really is, consider clicking the keywords “Technicolor pin-up” below, and you'll be taken to see many more beautiful mid-century models.
