I really loved these deco sailing boat mirrors. Maylands. This is the second topless woman this week who seems to have trouble removing the apparel.
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What sailing boat mirrors?
“There she blows!”
I’m not familiar with nautical lingo, is this a ships sextant?
Mecano, you might be better going with “rowlocks” or “barnacles on her bottom” I think.
A rather disturbing laughing face (perhaps Chairman Mao?) off to the left which I don’t remember being there.
never the less, she has lovely eyes.
That brass lamp has clearly been inexpertly buffed. Tsk.
I don’t think she has finished buffing it, she is still holding the cloth.
That’s a straightjacket.
Must’ve been cold at the time of painting..
she has a nice rack.
Hunh? OH!…
I think Margaret Court needs to see this, she obviously missed out in the 70′s and it’s never too late.
Oh, I should have made it clear. This is Margaret Court. The handle of a tennis raquet is partly visible behind the ship. I think it was a raquet handle.
Nice rack, nice racquet…
Billie Jean King missed out then.
just glancing at your reflection in the glass LA, where you perhaps carrying a set of bagpipes when you took this photo of the sailing ships?
Extraordinary how a 30-year-old painting has got the men of Perth so excited they can’t stand up.
Actually, I went and bought this painting immediately after I saw the image, and I’ve been ‘standing’ ever since…
#17, yes, I was piping her on board.
Oh calm down people they’re clearly fake, FAKE – there is no way that mirrored finish could be so perfect after 50 years.
Actually, it’s also extraordinary how the Great Art of the 1970s obviously has a Proustian capacity to evoke a steady childhood diet of Benny Hill, Dick Emery, The Two Ronnies & Kenny Everett et al. Nudge nudge, wink wink, fnarr fnarr, phwoar!! etc, etc…
Del, are you meaning for your name to be linked to a website? it’s not linked properly if so.
Nope. Much like the painting, I’m the product of someone’s fevered imagination circa 1971.
Oh dear. Painting you say, Del Quant?
I actually thought it was a quick snap of the shopkeep serving.
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