Overview

A cartoon pin-up book packed full of explosive charm plucked straight from the pages of Blighty magazine. This collection turns up the heat, capturing Ferrier's work as Britain shook off the austerity of the post-war years. His instantly recognisable Bombshells voluptuous, funny, and unbelievably sexy now embraced a saucier, more mischievous spirit, their humour often drawn from the world of smoke-filled clubs and risque punchlines. This volume celebrates the cheekier side of Ferrier's art, guaranteed to raise not only a smile but a few eyebrows as well.

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9781912740307

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""Pin-Up Parade! is easily the most spectacular publication of the year, bar none."" --The Comics Journal ""A design triumph... Hughes has outdone himself in creating a dazzling, deluxe collection--a masterclass in publication design."" --The Comics Journal

Author Information

This collection has been meticulously researched and compiled by renowned author, designer, and illustrator Rian Hughes. With a passion for vintage illustration and an eye for detail, Rian has conducted extensive research to bring Arthur Ferrier's work back into the limelight. Rian is the author of numerous books, including Logo-a-gogo and Rayguns and Rocketships, as well as the novels The Black Locomotive and XX. Arthur John Ferrier (18911973) was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and began his career as an analytical chemist before discovering his true passion: illustration. After moving to London in 1919, Ferrier's distinctive style quickly gained recognition, earning him commissions from major publications such as Punch, News of the World, and Blighty. Renowned for his pin-up cartoons, Ferrier became a household name, captivating audiences with his signature blend of wit, charm, and sophistication. Today, his work remains celebrated for its timeless humour and cartoon glamour.

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