Queen of vintage pin-up illustrations

Hilda is an atypical pin-up heroine from the 50s and 60s. It was created by an artist with a sense of humor Duane Bryers. In total, the artist created 50 illustrations with Hilda.
Voluptuous, in places clumsy, which does not hesitate to its magnificent forms, red-haired, cheerful Hilda adorned the pages of American calendars.
The covers of magazines, postcards and posters with this fun carefree girl were licked off by huge popularity. Nowadays, many collectors are willing to pay a tidy sum for vintage posters and illustrations.
She charmed him, she charms now. It proves to everyone that if you did not have time to lose weight by the summer season - it doesn’t matter, you can be happy, beautiful, interesting, funny and attractive!
In contrast to the unattainable wearable leggy models, Hilda was close to everyone! The author has shown that a cheerful middle-aged fat woman can be incredibly sexy!