At the pinnacle of the late-’60s lesbian sexploitation craze, one artist transcended them all. Known only as Guerrero M., this mystery talent burst onto the scene in late 1967. By the following year, the artist had vanished without a trace, leaving behind a body of work that remains strange, provocative, and impossible to forget.
Often likened to Eric Stanton, Gene Bilbrew, and Robert Crumb, Guerrero M.’s deranged, kinky Amazons are in a league of their own. Here they command lava-red alien worlds in silver space helmets and go-go boots, tower over their shackled captives in gleaming black vinyl, and strike glamorous poses in fishnets and stilettos. The imagery is bizarre, brazen, and unmistakably the product of a singular imagination.
Now, after nearly 60 years, this collection unveils every known image of the artist’s brief career, each meticulously reconstructed and restored to its original vibrancy. Included are 15 politically incorrect paintings in full color, astounding in their boundary-pushing creativity and every one suitable for framing! Presented uncensored, exactly as the artist painted them. You have to see it to believe it!
A must-have for the serious collector of forbidden imagery and underground art.
Thank you!
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