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	AMG
		Physique Pictorial was the magazine of Athletic Model Guild (AMG), the groundbreaking studio of homo-erotic photography founded by Bob Mizer (1922-1992) in Los Angeles in 1945.
		The initial goal of AMG was to act as a catalyst, between aspiring actors and models seeking work in the Hollywood show business.
		At that moment, when the moral climate was governed by leagues of decency and the like, the Athletic Model Guild was wrongly suspected of being a network of call-boys, or something of the kind.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/jayborg/amg.htm (995 words)

	Joe-Pourri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Athletic Model Guild suddenly seemed the last bastion of homoeroticism in some dystopian novel in which the gay-bashers won the elections and outlawed the male nude.
		The secret to the success of Bob Mizer's AMG stills and studio-made films is that he tapped into the homoeroticism of growing up male--gay or straight, not just the skin and bones of it.
		The Athletic Model Guild was, of course, not open to the public, but a few of us--prospective buyers of its wares--were able to visit by appointment and peripherally take in the sights familiar from the studio’s heyday.
	www.joedallesandro.com /html/amg.htm (2013 words)

	Western Project - Bob Mizer / AMG - Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I'd love to know exactly what was in the heads of model Ray Robirds and photographer Bob Mizer during the shoot in which Robirds, his right arm slung around a burro's neck, sports nothing but a sombrero, striped briefs, and fancy cowboy boots.
		Mizer founded AMG (Athletic Model Guild), the first male model photography studio in the United States, in Los Angeles in 1945.
		AMG was devoted solely to the art of creating images of the young male physique.
	www.western-project.com /mizer/miz_press.html (2149 words)

	Don Whitman's Western Photography Guild
		Don was inspired by a physique model that he met during the war, that there might be a future in the physique photography business.
		This along with a careful selection of models and the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado as a backdrop, allowed Whitman to compete with more well established studios such as Lon Hanagan of New York, and Bob Mizer's Athletic Model Guild in California.
		Don was well liked by most of the models he worked with, and many of them remained lasting friends for the rest of his life.
	www.westernphotographyguild.net (533 words)

	Bob Mizer
		With a seamless blending of fiction and documentary, he tells the story of Bob Mizer, the pioneering founder of the Athletic Model Guild (AMG), a company which produced still photographs (for muscle mags like “Adonis” and “Tomorrow’s Man”) and short films, all of which extolled the beauty and chiseled physiques of men.
		Chaste by today’s standards, AMG's photos and films were homoerotic images of “the boy next door” filmed against the now campy backdrop of Roman gladiators, prisoners, bikers and bodybuilders.
		Athletic Model Guild (AMG) was a photographic studio founded in 1945 Los Angeles by a young man named BOB MIZER.
	www.queertheory.com /histories/m/mizer_bob.htm (680 words)

	Athletic Model Guild - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Athletic Model Guild was an organization founded by gay pioneer Bob Mizer in 1944.
		After long legal battles, AMG eventually did away with clothing altogether, though by this time the newly-found freedom meant AMG suddenly had a lot of competition, some of it aimed at the quick and dirty buck, rather than the old days of more innocent, and possibly informative, fun.
		AMG argued it was the business of the models, not theirs, to police themselves.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Athletic_Model_Guild (635 words)

	Home
		Soon both model enthusiasts began conversing and found that they both shared a love of model building.
		The rest is history, the two model builders have been true friends and loyal partners for 20 years.
		The first boat model Ferrara built was the famous Schooner America, from a Scientific kit.
	shipahoymodels.com (300 words)

	The Athletic Model Guild of St. Louis
		On behalf of all the models here at the Athletic Model Guild of St. Louis and Myself I welcome you to our site.
		The Athletic Model Guild of St. Louis represents some of the Finest Male Athletes in the Midwest.
		Each model is like family to me. I rejoice in their triumphs and try to console them in times of despair.
	members.tripod.com /amgstl/index.htm (222 words)

	Athletic Model Guild - Bob Mizer's Original AMG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I pledge that my interest in viewing the content of this site is for my personal entertainment only; I specifically pledge not to use my viewing experience against the publisher, provider, or designer of this site.
		All models are professionals 18 years of age or older.
		The records required by Section 2257 of Title 18, U.S.C. with respect to these videotapes and all graphic materials are at the office of the manufacturer, Custodian of Records, D. Bell, 7227 Hotchkiss Ave., El Cerrito, CA 94530.
	www.athleticmodelguild.com (343 words)

	My Favourite Things
		A tribute to AMG and its founder, Robert Mizer.
		The first photo anthology of the sexiest male models from the 1940s to the present.
		And although it took the AMG about 25 years before they won the battle of censorship, my provider still doesn't allow frontal nudity.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/jayborg/Myfavour.htm (469 words)

	Athletic Model Guild St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture - Find Articles
		Bob Mizer (1922-1992) was the driving force behind the Athletic Model Guild (AMG), a photography studio founded in Los Angeles in 1944, and the magazine Physique Pictorial, which published AMG pictures.
		AMG produced images of nearly nude muscular men; their publication in Physique Pictorial was ostensibly for artists and "physical culture enthusiasts," but attained currency primarily with gay men.
		Before the birth of gay rights, Physique Pictorial and the AMG enabled the dissemination of homoerotic images; the magazine also contained idealized, sexualized drawings of macho men by such artists as George Quaintance, Spartacus, and Tom of Finland.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_g1epc/is_tov/ai_2419100067 (191 words)

	About Me
		By Submitting your application you are stating that you agree to the model release form and you agree that all previous and future correspondence between
		The Athletic Model Guild of St. Louis, Photographer-Mark Swain, and Yourself are covered under the release form.
		If you are under the age of 18, a Minor Release form must be printed, signed and returned to The Athletic Model Guild of St Louis by your Parent or Guardian, before any of your photos can be published.
	www.geocities.com /amgstl/about_me.htm (137 words)

	Flesh and Spirituality
		The guy on the left, however, is something of an enigma about whom we know very little, but the very little we do know is curious to say the least.
		he was one of the most successful and sought after physique models of the 1950s, winning such titles as "Mr.
		models are often accompanied by short biographical sketches and the ones for Mr.
	www.meekermuseum.com /maerich.html (412 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Here's where Corbett’s career gets j-u-i-c-y: Collectors of ancient “physical culture magazines” have noted that he was using the name Glenn Robinson to work for a while in the mid-1950s as a physique model for Bob Mizer's legendary Athletic Model Guild based in Los Angeles.
		AMG's Physique Pictorial displays shots of Corbett posing and smiling rather confidently in various attire—sailor suits, a Native American getup, to a pair rather skimpy bikini briefs which left little to viewer’s imagination.
		One has to be aware that a typical man’s swimsuit of the uptight and restrictive 50s resembled a pair of gym bloomers.
	www.theoinquirer.com /gcorbett.html (521 words)

	Movie Info for Beefcake on MSN Movies
		Photographer and filmmaker Bob Mizer (Daniel MacIvor) founded the Athletic Model Guild, or AMG, in Los Angeles in 1945, hoping to turn his fascination with the male physique into a successful business that used nude and semi-nude photographs to sell the services of models to painters and the like.
		His models, contemporaries, and associates included bodybuilding proponent Jack LaLane and future Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro, who are among the many men interviewed by filmmaker Thom Fitzgerald.
		The film's narrative arc, however, focuses on the fictionalized character of novice model Neil E. O'Hara (Joshua Peace), who serves as a stand-in for the audience as he acclimates himself to Mizer's campy, flesh-filled compound and witnesses the photographer's betrayal by another model, Red (Jack Griffin Mazeika).
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=542944 (373 words)

	Bob Mizer Tribute Page 1
		BOB MIZER, the co-founder and personification of The ATHLETIC MODEL GUILD died.
		While there are a few of the great photographers of the golden age of Physique still around AMG was the last of the great studios to still be active.
		Bob was the last of the immortals and that most wonderful time of magic and fantasy, that time when anything was possible because your imagination had free reign.
	www.championstudios.net /amg/mizer1.htm (1506 words)

	Athletic Model Guild Launches AMGCash.com - HunkHunter's Haunts Community Forums
		Athletic Model Guild Launches AMGCash.com Webmaster Affiliate Program
		Webmasters are encouraged to sign-up early on the AMGcash.com website and to check back this month in order to take advantage of the Webmaster Referral Money which allows webmasters to earn 10% of the payouts on referred webmasters.
		Any page on this web site may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the expressed written permission of the author.
	board.hunkhunter.com /showthread.php?t=67 (422 words)

	'Beefcake:' Tan and Pumped Up, Living Campily Ever After
		Some of his models lived with him and his mother, who assisted her son and who designed the young men's "posing pouches." To avoid prosecution for obscenity, Mizer promoted his models as clean-cut embodiments of good health and physical fitness.
		We also meet several of Mizer's real-life former physique models who are now in their 50s and 60s, as well as the fitness guru Jack LaLanne.
		The movie's biggest problem is that MacIvor's portrayal of Mizer as a repressed, photography-obsessed milquetoast who displays no apparent sexual interest in his models doesn't square with scenes late in the movie that recreate Mizer's actual trial for operating a prostitution ring using those models.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/film/101399beefcake-film-review.html (565 words)

	AMG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AMG is a three-letter abbreviation with multiple meanings, as described below:
		AMG, an automobile manufactured between 1903 and 1905.
		Athletic Model Guild, pioneering male model and publishing organization founded in the 1940s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AMG (170 words)

	The Best Sites about modeling from Diigo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Experiment with color and texture directly on your model.
		Real-time shadow casting lets you see exactly where the sun falls as you model.
		It has the power to predict with an ease and accuracy that is not available in any other software on any other platform.
	www.diigo.com /tag/modeling (543 words)

	Beefcake (DVD)
		"Beefcake," Thom Fitzgerald's (The Hanging Garden) provocative blending of fiction and documentary, tells the story of Bob Mizer, the pioneering founder of the Athletic Model Guild, a company which produced still photographs and short films extolling the beauty and chiseled physiques of men.
		It is here that Neil, a naive, right-off-the-bus teen is lured into using his handsome looks to become a model.
		Interspersed with the story are rare archival footage and interviews with former co-workers, customers and models.
	www.dvdworldonline.com /DVD/Beefcake.asp?REFERER=YO7861 (181 words)

	Ed Fury at Brian's Drive-In Theater
		While he wrestled in school and lifted weights, he didn't work toward the gargantuan build as did some of his contemporaries, such as Steve Reeves and Reg Park.
		Rather, his athletic and acting abilities were used more to portray strength.
		Fury's early career consisted of modeling for various physique studios in the 1950s, such as the Athletic Model Guild (AMG) and Bruce of LA. In addition, Fury made several home movie loops distributed by Apollo and AMG as 16mm and 8mm films in the 1950s.
	www.briansdriveintheater.com /edfury.html (1455 words)

	AMG-Athletic Model Guild
		AMG's Bob Mizer claimed he never produced hardcore, but now his secret is EXPOSED!
		His collection of raw sex film loops from the early 1970s has been discovered AMG's private film vault amongst 1000s of films.
		AMG has digitally remastered this footage to its full pulsing glory.
	www.hisxpress.com /athletic-model-guild-dvd.html (369 words)

	Contact Us
		Remember, if you are between the ages of 18 and 35, have a lean athletic build and a great outgoing personality, we want to talk with you.
		If you are interested in modeling for me, Please send at least 3 recent photographs in jpeg format along with your stats.
		Please include contact information and your goals for modeling.
	www.members.tripod.com /amgstl/id6.htm (108 words)

	Welcome
		If you are interested in modeling, and live in the St. Louis Area, please contact me. we do not charge a fee to represent your to shoot your portfolio.
		Click on Model Photos to be taken to their portfolio
		Brooks also took 3rd Place at the All American Guy Contest at the Hedonism III resort in Jamaica November 2002
	www.geocities.com /amgstl/welcome.htm (183 words)

	Tom of Flinland's Influence on Fashion
		Tom was influenced by fashion design all the way back to his postwar studies at the Art Academy in Helsinki, gradually evolving his instinct for making the clothes fit the man.
		Through the mass distribution of Tom’s imagery throughout Europe and North America during the sixties and seventies, tens of thousands of young gay males modeled their development, both physically and emotionally, on the hypermasculine imagery of Tom’s men.
		This led the male migration into the gyms, building muscles and definition, and donning clothes that would exaggerate their natural gifts and their new muscles.
	www.leslielohman.org /newsletter/No15/TOFInfluence.htm (1045 words)

	AMGblog
		The preservation of nearly one million negatives, slides and movies, which represent almost 60 years of the history of all-male erotica, was assured today by the acquisition of Athletic Model Guild (AMG) of Los Angeles by Dennis Bell of El Cerrito California.
		In January of 2004, the Athletic Model Guild
		From what we have seen already, many surprises are waiting for both old and new customers of AMG.
	www.amgstudio.com (262 words)

	Video Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Fantasy Factory series are now available from Athletic Model Guild, the studio founded by the late Bob Mizer some fifty years ago.
		A montage of solo modeling movies reveals what the Athletic Model Guild admired most: strength, flexibility and the beauty of the male form.
		And the final selection, “The not so Nasty Nazi,” reiterates the philosophy of studio founder Bob Mizer that no one was beyond redemption, no matter how badly they began.
	www.qmediareviews.com /qmedia2_009.htm (2970 words)

	Beefcake Standard Release DVD - MovieWeb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This portrait of the man who brought nude male flesh into the American mainstream combines present-day interviews, archival footage, and semi-fictionalized dramatization into a cinematic hybrid.
		The magazine ostensibly offered bodybuilding tips and moral guidance to young men the world over, but in reality its clientèle included legions of gay men eager for eye candy.
		Occasional run-ins with the law and stints in prison couldn't deter Mizer from continuing his photography until his death in the early '90s.
	www.movieweb.com /dvd/release/80/22480/features.php (409 words)

	Male Models Fitness
		Bob Mizer: Athletic Model Guild (AMG): American Photography of the Male Nude 1940-1970, Vol.
		Official home pages of a number of professional male models and bodybuilders.
		Biography, workout routines, eating plans and a photo gallery of male models.
	www.carejournal.org /index.php?c=1621 (104 words)

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