Flying Girls: A Compendium of WW2 Airplane Pin-Ups
Since the Egyptians had their chariots, the Vikings had their ships and the Zulu warriors had their shields, man has been decorating his instruments of war. War art traditionally served as a protection from evil, to receive supernatural powers from the gods and give a noble identity to each warrior. Come the twentieth century, the tradition continued, … Continue reading Flying Girls: A Compendium of WW2 Airplane Pin-Ups
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