Slip Tease by Art Frahm (1950)

Painted by American pin-up illustrator Arthur "Art" Frahm circa the 1940s–1950s, 'Slip Tease' was published as a commercial calendar print by the Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Company. The illustration humorously depicts a startled blonde bather caught nude and pressed against a rocky seaside cliff as an impish black Scottish Terrier runs off with her pink slip or swimsuit. The title delivers a classic double entendre playing on 'striptease' and the stolen garment. Frahm was widely celebrated throughout the mid-century golden age of pin-up art for his comedic mishap and embarrassment scenarios, delighting audiences with playful predicaments caused by sudden winds, broken straps, and meddlesome pets.

Professionally restored and reproduced from the original artwork, this print preserves the powerful visual impact of Art Frahm's painting while offering exceptional detail and color fidelity for modern display. • Premium 200 g/m² matte paper • Exceptional detail and color reproduction • Professionally enhanced and restored image quality • Available in 12x18", 16x24", and 24x36" sizes • Unframed for custom display options • Printed in the USA