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"Vintage style risqué photos by Bob Carlos Clarke from a version of the book Delta of Venus published in 1980 set to "You Do Something To Me" by Marlene Dietrich recorded in 1939 with the Victor Young Orchestra." --Youtube via sensotheque

Bob Carlos Clarke became good friends with the artist Allen Jones at the Royal College of Art. It was Jones who tried to put Carlos Clarke off using rubber-clad women in his photographs, as they appeared often in his own paintings. Clarke had been introduced to this rubber fetish while at college by a man known simply as the Commander, who published a quarterly magazine for devotees of rubber wear. (The Commander had developed a taste for rubber while serving as a frogman in the Royal Navy, during which time he had become very attached to his diving suit.)

Also check the Allen Jones category at the blog lemateurdart

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