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Top 5 Nudist Films

Posted on January 24, 2021January 25, 2021 by meisteryak
Top 5 Nudist Films

To celebrate our forthcoming release of Cinema au Naturel: A History of the Nudist Film here is our list of the top five British nudist films. The book is currently available to pre-order from Amazon. Travelling Light (1959) Edward Craven Walker, the inventor of the lava lamp, was a keen Continue Reading

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Viva Espana!

Posted on January 3, 2021January 3, 2021 by meisteryak
Viva Espana!

Olé! Another early nude portrait of Pamela Green by Stephen Glass. This time with a Spanish flavour. There is something about the overall exotic appeal of Mediterranean women — maybe more so now since Brexit.

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Pamela Green – an early Portrait

Posted on December 6, 2020December 6, 2020 by meisteryak
Pamela Green – an early Portrait

An early portrait of Pamela Green by Stephen Glass. The above image was scanned from a contact sheet as I didn’t have the negative. It needed a fair bit of clean up, but it came out rather well. The white lines are Stephen’s original mark-up. Pamela Green started modelling for Continue Reading

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Sheplegh Court – Naturist Hotel

Posted on November 13, 2020November 13, 2020 by meisteryak
Sheplegh Court – Naturist Hotel

Connoisseurs concerned with the entertainments of this blog, such as yourself, would no doubt have come across mention of Sheplegh Court, for it was a popular location for photographers of the nude. But did you know why? A gem of architecture in as wonderful a setting as Nature could devise, Continue Reading

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A very British Arcadia

Posted on October 17, 2020November 13, 2020 by meisteryak
A very British Arcadia

Due, in part, to the censorship laws of the 1950s, photographers often sought to cloak their work in respectability, using Classical allusions in an attempt to validate their “art studies”. There is a certain naive charm to captioning a photograph of a lady in a state of undress Nymph in a Continue Reading

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9 Ages of Nakedness

Posted on August 20, 2020August 25, 2020 by meisteryak
9 Ages of Nakedness

I can’t believe that in all the years I’ve been running this blog this is the first post I’ve written on the feature film The Nine Ages of Nakedness. A film that the director George Harrison Marks boasted featured “150 girls in the all-together”. It was originally entitled The Seven Continue Reading

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Vera Novak

Posted on July 25, 2020August 3, 2020 by meisteryak
Vera Novak

Here’s a picture of George Harrison Marks directing Vera Novak on the beach. 1963 was a big year for Vera Novak who made her first appearance for George that summer in Kamera no. 54. She then had a significant splash at the seaside in no. 55 and was further exposed Continue Reading

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Vampire starring Wendy Luton

Posted on July 13, 2020August 3, 2020 by meisteryak
Vampire starring Wendy Luton

A few years back, the British Film Institute took a look at sex and cinema. They made available online more than a dozen examples of British erotica dating from 1896 to the early years of this century. They range from a Victorian lady’s frilly petticoat to a fuzzy, brief shot Continue Reading

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Nymphs and Naiads

Posted on July 2, 2020July 20, 2020 by meisteryak
Nymphs and Naiads

Please to announce the release of volume six in the Stephen Glass Collection – Nymphs and Naiads. This time around, we venture out into the glorious British countryside to take in the view of beauty unadorned. The book is delightfully illustrated by Colin Gordon and comes with a short introduction Continue Reading

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Stephen Glass Interview

Posted on June 17, 2020October 21, 2020 by meisteryak
Stephen Glass Interview

STEPHEN GLASS, like his younger brother Zoltán, was born and educated in Hungary. After three years of intensive study in commercial art schools in Budapest, he earned his living as a designer, cartoonist, and painter. At the end of the first World War, he left Hungary for Germany, where he Continue Reading

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