Battle Stories (1931) by F.X. Leyendecker Frame:Unframed Perfect for anyone who loves

Perfect for anyone who loves animals with personality and wants to bring some joy into their space

Read beside those all-female worlds

This print (3 of 3) captures the artistry of ballet with a bold

gender-bending worlds

hyper-stylised moment of vulnerability and allure

Battle Stories (1931) by F.X. Leyendecker Frame:Unframed Perfect for anyone who lovesFrank Xavier Leyendeckers Battle Stories image turns war propaganda into pure pulp spectacle. Originally created as a WWI recruitment poster and later reused by Fawcett for the October 1931 issue of Battle Stories, it shows bare armed soldiers locked around artillery for Zero Hours with the Devil Dogs. This language of heroic masculinity now reads with a queer charge. Muscle, danger, service and a very public excuse to look.