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You know, I've enjoyed posting stuff by Julius Zimmerman but then I thought that at one time Zimmerman had stated that an influence on him was the late, great Bill Ward so what the hell, why not start a thread on a boobyrific artist. 

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Bill Ward (1919-1998) cartoons reflect the times when he did them. Nowadays he is probably considered a sexist pig but then he was a risqué artist. I thought his cartoons were very sexy. 

[ikari]

Bill Ward (1919-1998) cartoons reflect the times when he did them. Nowadays he is probably considered a sexist pig but then he was a risqué artist. I thought his cartoons were very sexy. 

Bill Ward was probably considered a sexist pig then, even by the standards of his time. It's just that being a sexist pig wasn't a shunnable offense, in his heyday.

The man could draw his ass off, though.

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In some ways, a man way ahead of his times. 

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[bignatslover]

Great stuff there, good sir.
I have to think that when Will Elder first introduced "Little Annie Fannie" in Playboy magazine October 1962, he was borrowing Bill Ward's ideas.

Side note - seeing this thread title makes me think of another Bill Ward, the drummer for Black Sabbath. Also an innovator in his own right, albeit completely irrelevant to this thread. 

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My kind of Doctor. 

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[Bramlet]

When did he draw this art? In the 60's? Damn!

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When did he draw this art? In the 60's? Damn!

From the 1940's through the 1980's.

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From the early 60's. 

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