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What makes vintage models so appealing?

            When viewing vintage photography, it becomes immediately apparent that many figure models of the 1950's and 60's, and even 70's, were larger.  They were not "out-of-shape", but neither were they misled by the cultural force-feeding of the glamour of wafer-thin models and the seige of advertising from the fitness industry. Many of them appeared to be healthy and vigorous young women, even if they may have been a little soft or pliant. Sometimes the women may have seemed too large, perhaps having dangerous-looking breasts or ponderous bottoms, but there is something authentic and uncontrived about them that enhances the whole experience. What makes vintage figure photography so alluring is its "realness", whether the women are buxom, or skinny, or plain, or ugly - it is the relative naiveté of that moment in time that makes it uniquely appealing. There are certainly many women who possess a true hourglass figure these days, but they seldom grace the pages of magazines or the big or small screens of movie watchers. Perhaps there is an equal percentage of the population today, but they seem harder to flarge breasts, and many models throughout the years have fascinated viewers with their endowments. Interestingly, some models, like Roberta Pedon , who had an overwhelmingly pronounced bosom, were actually quite petite in other respects, though still having the  soft roundness at the hips and belly. Despite the popular conception, and the above definition, buxomness implies more than just large breasts - it is suggests aspects like bell-shaped hips, a round, "bubble-like" posterior, a broad ribcage and/or a slightly convex belly. 

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What makes Vintage Nude Images Enticing?

Kenneth Clark on the conception of "The Nude"

The English language, with its elaborate generosity, distinguishes between the naked and the nude. To be naked is to be deprived of our clothes, and the word implies some of the embarrassment most of us feel in that condition. The word "nude," on the other hand, carries, in educated usage, no uncomfortable overtone. The vague image it projects into the mind is not of a huddled and defenseless body, but of a balanced, prosperous, and confident body: the body re-formed. In fact, the word was forced into our vocabulary by critics of the early eighteenth century to persuade the artless islanders [of the UK] that, in countries where painting and sculpture were practiced and valued as they should be, the naked human body was the central subject of art

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It's doubtful you'll see lascivious, phony poses displayed by the models.  They are simply women from all backgrounds that feel comfortable about nudity.

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