Robert E McGinnis, an illustrator whose lusty, photorealistic artwork of curvaceous women adorned more than 1,200 pulp paperbacks, as well as classic movie posters for Breakfast at Tiffany’s ...

Supported by By Trip Gabriel Robert E. McGinnis, an illustrator whose lusty, photorealistic artwork of curvaceous women adorned more than 1,200 pulp paperbacks, as well as classic movie posters ...

Painter and illustrator Robert E. McGinnis, who created sexy posters for the James Bond franchise as well as numerous other films, magazine illustrations and book covers, died March 10 in Old ...

Robert E. McGinnis, creator of some of the most memorable posters for James Bond movies, died on March 10 aged 99, it was confirmed. McGinnis was known for defining a stylized female form known as ...

Robert E. McGinnis, an artist and illustrator whose seductive paintings of glamorous, long-legged women — accompanied by the occasional gun-toting man — were used for the cover of hundreds of ...

Robert E. McGinnis almost made it to 100 years old. But at the age of 99, the famous artist died in Greenwich, Connecticut. His death occurred last month, on March 10, according to a report from ...

Painter and illustrator Robert E. McGinnis, who created sexy posters for the James Bond franchise as well as numerous other films, magazine illustrations and book covers, died March 10 in Old ...