#Edward Runci

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November - art by Edward Runci

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Edward Runci (1921 - 1985) was an Italian-born American painter best known for his work as a pin-up artist.

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Edward Runci - "Haystack Playmate" - 1955 Calendar Illustration - Shaw-Barton Calendar Co. - Original art sold by Heritage Art Gallery April 2024

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Nesbitt’s Orange by Edward Runci

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‘Words of love!’

Original artist: Edward Runci

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Edward Runci pinup art

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Haystack Playmate by Edward Runci (1955)

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by Edward Runci, 1950's

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Pinup art by Edward Runci.

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#edward runci

WELL, YEAH

We post pinups daily! If you dig this pic we’ve found  online, u should investigate the creator/subjects of the above work and fan them, follow them, hire them.

If you’d like us to remove, or you know who made this so that we can credit, DM. Thanks. Greetings from Los Angeles.

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There's like two scenes in particular where Thatcher screams in a rather realistic manner for an average woman so if Nallon did the scream then he's a legendary VA! He also did Kenneth Baker the slug, Edward Heath, Archbishop Robert Runcie, Harold Wilson, Roy Hattersley etc.

Wait a minute, the voice of Margaret Thatcher from the satirical television puppet show "Spitting Image" was done by a man?!

Man, that Steve Nallon must be a really talented voice actor, I really thought her voice was done by a woman with a very deep voice!

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Edward Runci was a Sicilian-born painter who moved to the United States in the 1930s. Runci's career took off after World War II and he was well known for his paintings of pin-up girls as well as his advertisements for companies such as Coca-Cola.

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Edward Runci - "Wishing You Were Here" - 1947 Calendar Illustration - Shaw-Barton Calendar Co. - Original art sold by Heritage Art Gallery April 2024

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‘Words of love!’

Original artist: Edward Runci