Harrison Marks
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| Also known as | George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks |
| Born | August 6, 1926 London, United Kingdom |
| Died | June 27, 1997 (aged 70) |
| Years active | 1953-1997 |
| Nationality | British |
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| Occupation(s) | Photographer, director, cinematographer, actor, editor |
| Field(s) | Pin-up, adult, hardcore, fetish |
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Harrison Marks (born George Harris Marks on August 6, 1926, died June 27, 1997)[1] was a British glamour and pin-up photographer. Who started as a glamour model photographer at age 27. Whom started publications such as, Kamera, Solo and Kane. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 featured films and would also gain world-wide recognition.
Work
Photo: Harrison Marks
Photo: Harrison Marks
- For a list of big bust Harrison Marks models, see Category:Harrison Marks models.
Films
- Naked As Nature Intended
- The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks
- Pattern of Evil
- 9 Ages of Nakedness
- Come Play With Me
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Magazines
Kamera
In 1957, Kamera the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of Pamela Green.[2] The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.[3] By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name. Such as: Kamera Calender which was released in 1958, Kamera Special an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957, Kamera Backstage, a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look, The Best of Kamera, 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera, and Kamera Winter Special the last of the Kamera specials in 1967. In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as Playboy, Penthouse and Russell Gay's Fiesta.
Solo
Solo was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.[4]
Kane
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.[5] Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.
External links
References
- ↑ Fairbrass, Peter B. (1997). George Harrison-Marks. harrison-marks.com. Retrieved on 2008-05-07.
- ↑ Fairbrass, Peter B. (1997). Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks. harrison-marks.com. Retrieved on 2008-09-22.
- ↑ Fairbrass, Peter B. (1997). Kamera: 1957-1968. harrison-marks.com. Retrieved on 2008-10-11.
- ↑ Fairbrass, Peter B. (1997). Solo: 1958-1968. harrison-marks.com. Retrieved on 2008-10-11.
- ↑ Fairbrass, Peter B. (1997). Kane. harrison-marks.com. Retrieved on 2008-11-14.
