Vintage Muscle Men
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Saturday, July 25, 2026
Narcyz Witczak-Witaczyński
These 1930-ish Polish cavalrymen are bathing their horses . . . and probably themselves.
The photo is by the talented Narcyz Witczak-Witaczyński.
Haircut
I don't know why this GI felt like he needed to keep his rifle handy while getting his hair cut as
It doesn't look like they are in a combat area. Maybe he was late for his turn at the rifle range.
Delousing
When I first saw those boilers at left, I started looking for a mobile shower unit.
The actual cause for the mass nudity was apparently delousing, however.
Swedes
Our only color photo of the day is supposed to be two men
from a 1970s Swedish chemical decontamination unit.
New Guinea
My source didn't say, but our ending photo looks like it was made
in New Guinea in the early part of the WWII Pacific Campaign.
The men appear to be doing their washing.
Friday, July 24, 2026
Dave Martin at the Beach
Dave Martin is known for his use of bayside locations in the San Francisco area, but today we
will look at some photos made at Pacific beaches. We might as well start with Tony Farrell,
seeing as how he appears no less than three times in today's series.
Chuck Miller I
Brian E. sent me this photo of the always pleasing Chuck Miller.
We'll see Mr. Miller again shortly.
Thanks, Brian!
Larry Crawford
Larry Crawford was a football player at Chico State College
when Dave Martin took this photo in 1962.
Unknown II
Here's our unknown model for a second look. If anyone has any better quality
photos of this fellow or a name for him, please let me know.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Edward Hopper
Edward Hopper (1882-1967) was one of the most highly acclaimed American artists of his time,
and today we will look at some of his male nude sketches, paintings, and studies. That's a self
portrait above, and below we have one of his better known works, 1942's Nighthawks.
Mustache
I love the model's mustache in this one, and is that
an exclamation point or a smudge at upper right?
Multiples
Mr. Hopper did multiple drawings of the model's hands and feet for this study,
something that I've seen only a few times before from other artists.
Older Model
Here we see what I believe are two drawings of the same older
bearded model from both the front and rear directions.
Characters?
Our closing drawing shows a side view of a man with his hands clasped.
That vertical row of marks at right looks like Japanese characters,
but my Japanese friend says he can't read them.
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