Al Mims' back is a work of art in this photograph.
Vintage Muscle Men
Showcasing vintage male photography, mostly nude. You must be 18 years of age or older to visit this blog! If you hold a copyright on any material shown on this blog, notify me, and it will be removed immediately.
Followers
Saturday, April 4, 2026
George Dureau Day
George Dureau was one of the finest artists to ever come out of New Orleans, and it's been
far too long since I featured his work here. We start with Aaron Davis from 1985.
Glenn Thompson
Based on the number of photos he took of him,
I'd say Mr. Dureau enjoyed working with Glenn Thompson.
Emmett Johnson
Finishing the George Dureau series with Emmett Johnson,
a model who got favorable comments on previous posts.
Friday, April 3, 2026
Fern and mirror
I like the composition of this Colt photo with the mirror door, fern, and Bill.
You'll see another sort of mirror shot later today.
AMG I
In the first of two AMG photos in today's series, we see Bill Cable reclining atop a motorcycle.
If Bob Mizer didn't invent that motif, he certainly made good use of it on numerous occasions.
Hazy mirror
Our last picture of Bill Cable is one of about half a dozen in my
collection where he is posed with a hazy mirror or sheet of metal.
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Hairy Men by Request
I got a lovely private message from a viewer named Gregg a few weeks ago, and he mentioned being particularly fond of classic era physique photos of hairy men. I am more than happy to oblige with today's series, and we start with Alan Arnold in what I believe is an AMG image.
This is dedicated to you, Gregg, for a message that brightened my day!
Dick Dene
Bruce of LA photographed Dick Dene in cowboy gear for one of the best and most authentic
Western themed photo sets in my collection. I won't complain a bit about this one, though.
Snuffy
I found this on some random website labeled simply "Snuffy." Bob Mizer of AMG had a model to whom he referred as Snuffy Smith, so it might be him, or not. For you younger viewers, Snuffy Smith was the title character in a long running comic strip about hillbillies.
Leather Man
Closing out the set with an unnamed leather man by Avery Willard.
Thanks again to Gregg for requesting today's theme.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)





















.jpg)


