Below are listed some links that will help you find out more about pin-up photos, photographers, models, and movements.

General Websites:

• http://javasbachelorpad.com/f_index.html
  This site is a really great source for biographical information about pin-up models. While it does focus somewhat on the proportions and style of the individual models, it also provides some interesting bits of their life histories.
  Content is relatively mild with little or no nudity.

• http://www.thepinupfiles.com/
  This is an excellent source for some wonderful images. Also, a great introduction to some of the most well-known pin-up artists, contemporary and past. It is organized by artist. Little or no information is given about the models. This is perhaps one of the most well organized websites for pin-up art images. However, it is disappointing to see the work of Bunny Yeager is missing.
  Some graphic content. All graphic nudity is preceded by a warning.

• http://www.212.net/pinup/index.htm
  This website shows "girlie magazine" covers from the 1940s and 1950s. Featured are such magazines as Titter, Eyeful, Beauty Parade, Whisper, Wink, and Flirt. No models’ names or descriptions of the magazines are given. Also missing is any documentation noting the origins of the images. However, it's a good place to get an idea of the publishing styles of these periodicals.
  This is a quote from the website:
  "From an era when a glimpse of stocking had perhaps ceased to be shocking, these authentic covers of girlie magazines show the kind of curvy women which most men prefer. For the younger generations it may come as a shock to see these women who do not conform to the ridiculous ideas of anaemic femininity foisted upon us by "fashion designers". The images date from the 1940's and 1950's."
  Content is relatively mild with little or no nudity.
  
  
• http://freespace.virgin.net/b.mercer/
  This website contains only pin-up art of the 40s and 50s, the “golden age of girlie mags”. Although this is an amateur site, it is very well organized and aesthetically pleasing. You'll find lots of great information about "girlie magazines", artists, and models.
  Content is relatively mild with little or no nudity.
  
  
• http://www.worldofpinup.com/default.asp?aid=282
  This website features galleries containing the work of contemporary pin-up artists. The site is focused on the artists and their careers. You'll find some beautiful images and a great representation of contemporary pin-up art.
  Some nudity is included.
  
  
• http://www.bombshells.com/
  "Where classic Hollywood Actresses aren't just babes." This website offers biographical information, downloads, images, and much more.
  
  
• http://www.cultsirens.com
  This website is determined to “pay honor to female movie stars that have fallen into undeserving obscurity”. You'll find lots of information about pin-up models there given that most successful models moved on to make some films.
  Site does not contain nudity.
  
  
• http://www.retroraunch.com/
  This is a different type of art. Much of it could be called pin-up art, but the makers of the site seem to want to refer to it as pornographic and smutty. Some sexually explicit images and video clips. There is a membership fee to view all matrials. You could also look for cool postcards and other merchandise at http://www.retroraunch.com/postoffice/index.htm
  Site does contain sexually explicit material. Only viewers 18 or older are permitted.
  
  
• http://www.cafeshops.com/tattootribe/90568
  This website is devoted to tattoo artwork and has some interesting pin-up artwork (specifically involving models with tattoos). You'll find lots of merchandise (i.e. shirts, mugs, postcards, etc.) for sale.
  This site does contain some nudity.

Models' Websites

• http://www.eveellis.com/
  This site is maintained by Eve Ellis, the “International Fetish Model”. The purpose of the site is to promote her career as a model rather than to entertain or to stimulate.
  This site is only for viewers over 18. It contains graphic nudity.
  
  
• http://www.katespinups.com
  “Classic pinups with a modern twist.” This site is run by the model featured in it, who incidentally also considers herself to be the artist! She is going for a more “wholesome” approach to contemporary pin-up art:
  “My goal is to recapture the innocence and art of erotica. I believe erotica doesn't have to be vulgar, distasteful or unimaginative.”
  Be prepared for Kate's Bettie Page look and style.
  This site is relatively mild and does not contain nudity.
  
  
• http://www.bettiepage.com/
  This is the official website of Bettie Page. It includes a biography, quotes, downloads, and, of course, plenty of photos. If you want the real story on the real thing, you should visit this site.
  Site is relatively mild but does contain some well-marked nudity.

Artists' Websites

• http://www.sheafoley.com/main.htm
  This website contains the work of pin-up artist Shea Foley. The best thing about this website is the “Featured Model” section about Eve Ellis, which contains a passage written by Ellis about herself. Although Foley seems somewhat condescending (Ellis is “quite the business woman” because she manages her own career), the resource is useful and encouraging as a first baby-step toward giving credit where credit is due.
  This website does contain nudity.
  
  
• http://www.eolivia.com/
  Female pin-up artist Olivia DeBerardinis offers original renditions of vintage pin-up model images. Here you'll find super-cool postcards and posters. This site is interesting because the individual models featured in each book are named in the online descriptions.
  Content does include some nudity.
  
  
• http://www.sfae.com/artists/vargas/
  Everything you ever wanted to know about Alberto Vargas! This is his official site and it includes plenty of images, history and merchandise.
  Site does contain some nudity.