Sirens: The Pin-Up Art of David Wright Hardcover – 6 Sept. 2013

I have been a collector of David Wright prints and originals for 30 years so I was really looking forward to this book. It shows a large proportion of his David Wrights "lovelies' and other unseen work (which was of the most interest to me). My only criticism would be that Terry Parker didn't speak to any of the main collectors of his work as there are a number of prints that are not shown here and the collectors could have filled the gaps - but thats just being picky! If you love WWII art or any of the American artists like Vargas and Elvgren, then you will love this. A beautiful coffee table book.

Another book for my library on a very interesting subject a must have.

I collect pin-up books, this is fantastic for quality reproduction, paper solid and brilliant, great layout and David Wright is a king and I consider him bigger than Elvgreen. His brushwork remember me Manet and Velasquez.

A lovely book, beautifully presented, very appropriate at this time, as we remember the Second World War,and the art it produced.

if you like the art of David Wright then you will like this a good biographical piece but lacks to much info on the art works. Could have used a better paper.....

Love this book!

A beautifully presented hardback volume showcasing the work of British Pin-Up and commercial artist David Wright.The book covers work mainly from the 40s up into the 60s and includes many original pieces painted in gouache together with prints of his work and cover art for magazines and books.The reproduction quality is very good given the quality of materials some of the wartime pieces were printed on – it`s mostly full-colour throughout – a delight to leaf through.A very fine and valuable reference on an important figure in this field of illustration work, well worth adding to any art library – shame there is no “Look inside” option, but do look at the few sample pictures available above.

Brought this book for my sister. She loved it. :0)