Showgirl Posters and Art Prints

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Endangered Species (Showgirl) as you rarely see them in any Vegas shows anymore.

Make my eyes roll back when I feel that Vegas high

A fun cartoon Showgirl silkie chicken with a red bow and daisy flowers.

Woman riding on the back of two white horses,she was part of a Cossack exhibition team

Vintage illustration of an exotic dancer, circa 1940s. Artist unknown.

Her name IS Lola, after all.......

She just loves to dance!

From an original Edwardian postcard.

burlesque photography of burlsquedancer Xarah in beautiful golden pink burlesquecostume and feather turban. In elegant golden art nouveau shimmering frame artwork. Classy vintage style, the perfet gift for burlesquelovers.

Come see GnoMi the Showgirl Gnome in her dancing debut as the star of Gnomess! Las Vegas Dancers have never been this good looking.

Showgirl Mermaid created for Mermay prompt of Neon, inspired by the neon lights of the Las Vegas strip.

Thanks, It's Versayce

Jazz Age Showgirl Flapper Butterfly Wings Cut Out is figurative art of vintage fashion. A roaring twenties and growth theme perfect for lovers of the roaring twenties era, art deco lovers, or anyone spreading their wings. Jazz-Age flappers flouted Prohibition laws and the Harlem Renaissance and made created an unforgettable post-war era. Do you love mass entertainment, and admire the liberation from the restrictions of the Victorian past? Hairstyles and dress all changed profoundly during the 1920s ABOUT THE ART ©‎ Painting 18 February 2009 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Alejandro Mogollo Art

Purple letter C in glamorous elegant jugendstil art nouveau font monogram style. This artdeco and burlesque inspired pattern in mysterious lilac colors is an amazing tasteful gift idea for vintage lovers and just perfect for personal presents. Spell your own name with stickers, get your initials as pillow or tapestry. Your monograms on a personal shopping bag or mask - on your phone case or mug! Personal apparel with this chic retro typography,calligraphic art prints and much more.A special gift for a special person. For a birthday, anniversary, luxury wedding or baby shower - always the perfect tasteful design. Available as alphabet from A to Z!

Madame Ocelot and the Cirque des Chats Before Mme. Ocelot was Mme. Ocelot and the Cirque des Chats was the phenomenon it came to be, Mme. Ocelot was Paloma Preston, graduate student and daughter of a prominent family aghast at her desire to eschew coming out balls and society teas for field work in the wildest regions of sub-Saharan Africa. Her passion for studying big cats could not be quelled, however, and when her family threatened to disown her in a last ditch effort to change her mind, she decamped for Sudan with scarcely a backward glance. Paloma spent many happy years crouched in the thick vegetation of the wildest places on earth, scribbling in her field notebook and publishing papers about the avocations and antics of gian...

Our fantastic design of a line up of Vegas Showgirls from all of Star Trek lore, designed for STLV 2019 by the amazing John F. Ridley aka Inspector97

Stilt Dancers is for travelers, tourists, fans of stilt walking, gamblers and visitors of casinos, showgirl fans, costume fanciers, lovers of Las Vegas, and travel photography buffs. This image of cooperative showgirl performers was captured on the famous 'The Strip' (Las Vegas Bvd) of the city Las Vegas. Stilt Dancers is Steamy Raimon original photography art.

cigarette papers ad from Paris, around 1900. "Automatic dispenser, best and most practical" Two dapper young men and a showgirl enjoy their smokes. Artist unknown. Poster.

Pinupgirl Xarah in vintage burlesquecostume with white featherfans and corst. Like a white angel, innocent in a bronze shiny glitzy art nouveau frame

Burlesque Showgirl Xarah von den Vielenregen as redhead in glitzy sparkling 1920s style burlesquecostume. The vintage portraiture has a shiny glamorous art nouveau style frame, reminds you on the great Gatsby movie...

La Maison Derrière - a burlesque house in Springfield

Black and white photograpy with abstract vintage art deco frame. Classy Old Hollywood style with silent movie glamour. Xarah as Femme Fatale.

Pop Art Girl in the Shower.

Slot machine at a casino. Las Vegas, NV USA Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

"Lydia, oh Lydia, that encyclopydia, Oh Lydia the Queen of Tattoo"

To find the "hottest spot north of Havana," you'll actually have to fly way north to New York City. Head to Times Square and you'll find Copacabana Night Club. Barry Manilow was a regular during the ‘60s when the club featured showgirls just like Lola, "with yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there." The hit song spurred the club to add a Latin night in 1978, a tradition that continues even today. Just head to Copacabana on a Tuesday night and salsa your heart out.

Abstract vision of what glamorous elegant minimalist dress could look like.

Fountain in Turquoise n Blue design by ArtistsQuest

Art Deco style portrait illustration of a woman wearing a phoenix headdress

Before Mme. Ocelot was Mme. Ocelot and the Cirque des Chats was the phenomenon it came to be, Mme. Ocelot was Paloma Preston, graduate student and daughter of a prominent family aghast at her desire to eschew coming out balls and society teas for field work in the wildest regions of sub-Saharan Africa. Her passion for studying big cats could not be quelled, however, and when her family threatened to disown her in a last ditch effort to change her mind, she decamped for Sudan with scarcely a backward glance. Paloma spent many happy years crouched in the thick vegetation of the wildest places on earth, scribbling in her field notebook and publishing papers about the avocations and antics of giant cats. While she was fond of all of them...

Numerous tabloid stories that Zamora Zeppole (glamorous international star of stage and screen) is haunted by not one, but two ghosts were generally greeted with an understandable degree of skepticism. That is until a persistent paparazzi deploying a very slow shutter speed captured this photograph of Senora Zeppole with her two companion spirits, Cruller and Berliner who apparently make it a habit to take refuge in her extravagant accessories. Despite a near slavish devotion to the cause, Zamora’s elegant feline, Amaretti, has not been quick enough to catch one. Yet. Part of my new Everyday Witches series, this 4” x 6” original collage has been constructed of handcut vintage images on art paper mounted on embossed Strathmore card ...

Before Mme. Ocelot was Mme. Ocelot and the Cirque des Chats was the phenomenon it came to be, Mme. Ocelot was Paloma Preston, graduate student and daughter of a prominent family aghast at her desire to eschew coming out balls and society teas for field work in the wildest regions of sub-Saharan Africa. Her passion for studying big cats could not be quelled, however, and when her family threatened to disown her in a last ditch effort to change her mind, she decamped for Sudan with scarcely a backward glance. Paloma spent many happy years crouched in the thick vegetation of the wildest places on earth, scribbling in her field notebook and publishing papers about the avocations and antics of giant cats. While she was fond of all of them...