"Legend has it that in the 50s and 60s, a unique form of entertainment emerged among the wealthy elite. Step back in time to the rustic charm of upstate New York, where an aging farm becomes the unlikely stage for a captivating spectacle that defies convention. In this bygone era, curvaceous beauties—the sophisticated wives and girlfriends of affluent gentlemen—trade their customary elegance for an unexpected display of strength and determination. Bedecked in exquisite lingerie and often adorned with expensive jewelry, these women, a few of them well known celebrities, put it all on the line in a makeshift boxing ring amidst the serene countryside.
Amidst the tranquility, a subtle mix of anticipation and audacity fills the air as these ladies, accustomed to a life of luxury, trade pearls for punches. The clash of fists clad in leather echoes against the backdrop of the countryside, creating an unforgettable scene where opulence and unbridled tenacity converge.
With cameras banned, some brought in artists to make notes and sketches, to later revive the memory of these erotic battles on a different canvas, reflecting in oil the beauty and violence kept hidden in the old barn. Hidden for ages, these stunning paintings were discovered hidden in that very same barn. And now, we present them to you..."
Wouldn't it be nice if this were true? And who's to say it might not be? In any event, enjoy these digitally produced images of what might have been...
200 color images, in 1024 x 1024 pixel resolution
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