Top Less Collection

Heather Honey by David Wright showing a semi-naked woman covered by a diaphanous black negligee. Wright produced a series of over 160 illustrations or pin-ups for The Sketch during the 1940 s

Pin-up preliminary sketch by David Wright
A rough sketch for a pin-up by David Wright. Date: c.1947

Types Of Femininity by Suzanne Meunier
Half naked lady posed with a feathered fan. Suzanne Meunier was a French artist who produced a number of erotic illustrations for The Sketch and The Bystander during the 1920s and 30s

URSULA ANDRESS (b. 1936). Swiss film actress

Kumbo Market, Cameroon
African women seated in the market place, Kumbo, where they sell items such as sugar and bananas. Market day provides friendly gossip, but they travel far to get there

The Belgian Model - Herbert Wilson Foster

Happy people on the beach in Ibiza

Man on summer holiday standing paddling in the sea on the beach

1930s German workers
German workers off to work in Werbellinsee in Germany in the 1930s

FLORIDA NATIVES, 1591. Florida Native Americans tilling and planting. Line engraving, 1591, by Theodor de Bry after a now lost drawing by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues

Strip club
Illustration of strip club with scantily clad strippers performing for an ogling male audience. Date: 1960

Neanderthals, artwork
Neanderthals. Computer artwork of a Homo neanderthalensis man and woman standing in a prehistoric landscape. Like modern humans (Homo sapiens), Neanderthals are members of the Homo genus

The Seated Model - Herbert Wilson Foster

Two women abalone divers preparing for their next dive. Woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro, 1797-98
JAPAN: ABALONE DIVERS. Two women abalone divers preparing for their next dive. Woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro, 1797-98

Two Tahitian Women. Oil on canvas by Paul Gauguin, 1899
GAUGUIN: TWO WOMEN, 1899. Two Tahitian Women. Oil on canvas by Paul Gauguin, 1899

ANCIENT BRITONS. Line engraving, c1800

CANTERBURY TALES. Venus and Cupid with a golden cockerel from The Cantebury Tales. Wood engraving by Eric Gill, 1928

Racial Types / Borneo
Iban women are as much at home as their menfolk, in a canoe on one of the mighty rivers of Borneo, Indonesia. Date: 1930s

Figures that speak for themselves by C. Farley
An attractive young woman, wrapped only in an embroidered, fringed shawl, her Spanish fedora cast on the floor, reads a newspaper, unaware (or is she)

Racial / Martinique 1927
A smiling woman selling bananas in Martinique

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"Exploring the Art of Seduction: David Wright's Captivating 'Topless' Collection" Step into a world where sensuality meets artistry as David Wright unveils his mesmerizing collection, "Topless. " From the delicate allure of Tea Rose to the magnetic charm of Where Have You Been All My Life?, each piece is a testament to Wright's mastery in capturing feminine beauty. In Pin-up calendar girl, 1955, we are transported back in time, embracing the timeless elegance and confidence exuded by these iconic women. The ethereal essence of Inconstant leaves us captivated, while Heather Honey reveals a tantalizing blend of sweetness and allure. Wright fearlessly pushes boundaries with Topless woman, showcasing the raw power and vulnerability that lies within femininity. Good Morning. Greets us with an intoxicating energy that sets our hearts racing. Meanwhile, his Pin-up preliminary sketch gives us a glimpse into his creative process and meticulous attention to detail. As we delve deeper into this enchanting collection, Suzanne Meunier's Types Of Femininity reminds us that there is no singular definition for beauty; it comes in various forms. One D--n Thing After Another. Playfully captures life's unpredictable nature through its whimsical depiction. April 1952 invites us to revel in springtime bliss as December 1952 transports us into winter wonderland magic. Each artwork tells its own story—evoking emotions ranging from desire to nostalgia—and leaving an indelible mark on our souls. David Wright's 'Topless' collection transcends mere nudity; it celebrates femininity in all its glory—a celebration of strength intertwined with vulnerability. It challenges societal norms and encourages viewers to embrace their own unique expressions of sensuality. So join us on this journey through time and emotion as we immerse ourselves in David Wright's captivating masterpieces—the epitome of artistic brilliance fused with unapologetic femininity.