Camera Club Girls: Bettie Page and The work of Rudolph Rossi

The extraordinary hand-painted photographs of Rudolph Rossi. Rossi was an informal member of the New York City Concorde Camera Club in the repressive 1950's. For a ten dollar fee, he photographed Bettie Page and a plethora of interracial models, then later meticulously hand-painted the photographs creating the illusion of color photography. An exceptional body of work by a previously unknown and unrecognized photographer and erotic artist from a time when such activity was taboo.

Bettie Page and Friends Art Prints AVAILABLE NOW

The four above outstanding original photographs taken by Rudolph Rossi (and used in the Camera Club Girls book) are now available as high-quality prints, in any size you choose, at affordable prices. Really Affordable! The prints can be ordered from ARTSLANT HERE and are available framed or unframed. Have a look! Tell your designer friends.