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...and Raymond Griffith. 20th Century released its material through [[United Artists]]. ...serables'', and ''The House of Rothschild''. After a dispute with [[United Artists]] over stock ownership, Schenck and Zanuck negotiated and used their studio

I have expanded their work and added examples of the artists' work to each bio. This article breaks artists into four sections:

...the 'pin-up' or 'Cheese Cake' genre. The contemporary section may contain artists, whose work is not pin-up in the strict sense, as may the Pre-classical sec == OTHER ARTISTS, not specializing in Pinups ==

...nimated portrayal of rape fantasies involving a human female and a science fiction-like creature originated in the Edo era. The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife, ...onal works, and a sample of their games. They also recruit new writers and artists online. Several exclusively adult oriented search engines exist to let some

...nce fiction, astronomy, WW II, the Civil War, U.S. railroading or anything science related.

...arde]] fashion, Rap, Hip hop, Heavy metal, [[goth subculture]] and Science Fiction-TV series, and are often not consciously connected with their BDSM roots by ...the US-American population show affinity to the subject. Other than a few artists, practically no celebrities are publicly known as sadomasochists.

...and technical expertise. RKO also employed some of the industry's leading artists and craftsmen whose work was never seen. From the studio's earliest days th ...has only grown over the decades, and "<I>The Thing</I>" (1951), a science-fiction drama coproduced with Howard Hawks's Winchester Pictures. In 1952, RKO put

...ted writers not normally associated with comic books, most notably science fiction author Samuel R. Delany, who wrote two issues (''Wonder Woman'' vol. 1, #20 ...(Donna was created from a portion of Diana's own soul). In recent years, artists and inkers have depicted the Lasso as a fiery weapon, coursing with power.

...ma—among them comedy, drama, action, the musical, romance, horror, science fiction, and the war epic—and has set the example for other national film industr The "Little Three" ([[Universal Studios]], [[United Artists]], and [[Columbia Pictures]]), who did not own any theaters, refused to par

...''' of some terms found in the ''Chronicles of [[Gor]]'' series of science fiction books written by [[John Norman]], in alphabetical order (a number of them a ...of the dance is impaired. Skilled kajira [[dancer]]s are admired as fine artists, and can bring high prices if sold. For "the basic position of the slave d