I squirreled away this portfolio so perfectly that I only just recently came across it again, delighted to look through it as much as I was the first time. I'll post the Tarzan pix sometime too.
The envelope
envelope—detail
Girls of the Stone Age
Cave Girl
The Land that Time Forgot
Sketch for a Minoan Lady
A Minoan Lady
Chastity
Primitive Dawn
A Princess of Rome
Reclining Nude
Stern Mistress
Wild One
The Treasure
6 comments:
How wonderfully decadent and fortuitous. Ah, Monterey. I would have loved to seen it in '74! Bit of an uptight Clinty affair these days.
Krenkel DID like women with meat on their bones, didn't he? :P
Yes, some of his women could be called 'robust'-powerfully built and sturdy. And for some of his women the term would be 'zaftig'—from the Yiddish meaning plump and juicy, otherwise applied as 'deliciously plump, or carrying extra weight very well.'
Certainly a defining characteristic of much of Krenkel's work, ey?
Lovely! I shared with on my Frequently Felt blog ... with credit and links back to you, of course.
Thank you for the link and credit!
ABSOLUTELY! Your blog is great - keep up the great work.
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