Tallulah is a forty-something American woman who paints nude women. She is self-taught, having spent over twenty years studying the techniques of the old masters. Using herself as the model, she developed the skills seen in her work.

She spent seventeen years painting life portrait commissions, mastering her skills by painting people from all walks of life, including several United States senators, United States military officials, judges, attorneys, company heads, etc. During this period, she painted nudes, on the side, when time permitted.

Much of her current work is taken from old, erotic French postcards from the early twentieth century, in which she paints the subjects in her own style and tone.

The Artist In Her Own Words

Since I only had used myself as a model for the nudes (from the past), I found that when I wanted to draw or paint some emotion, I still resorted to using myself as the model.  All the drawings are me... symbolically anyway.  My experience with painting portraits of people gave me with the skills I needed to change features so they don't all
look like me, though people who know me will tell you which ones actually look like me.

That didn't last long, thankfully. I was wrong about my expected reaction to my art.  Women wrote by the dozens. They actually identified with the feelings I portrayed.  Amazing! I continue to draw and paint, posting a new piece every month. And from there, as they say, every picture tells a story."

Visit Tallulah's Art at her Web site where you can send erotic postcards to your loved ones. There you will find vintage erotica, more of Tallulah's work, and you may read about her influences by the Masters of Fine Art. Unfortunately for collectors, all her art appearing on her Web site is sold, but you may experience and explore her talents there at no cost.