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Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Calendars Listing Year Title Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Calendars listing Category (gay Country of Photographer (or male, lesbian, Year Title : subtitle Publisher publication illustrator) Description of image(s) mixed) Comments 1854 Athletic Model Guild, Near naked men in g-strings, in couples or groups, playful poses 1964 Physique Move Calendar Los Angeles USA (wrestling , etc) rather than overtly sexual Gay male Australian Women's 1976 Calendar ? Australia ? Black and white, women and girls, history of feminism Dykes' Diary; Australian Adelaide Lesbian 1977 Lesbian Calendar Counselling Group Australia Various Photos of lesbians including Shameless Hussies and individuals Lesbian Maverick Publications, PO Australian Maverick : 1978 Box 366, Potts Point, 2011, Black and white photos of individual naked males in various 1978 calendar NSW Australia ? settings (beach, gym, bed, rural) Gay male Some water damage Australian Women's Viking Press? Womenwrite 1980 Calendar (NSW) Australia Tina Slon, Kris Melmouth Females of various ages and settings, fully clothed Illustrated by Marco 1983 Gay : Calendar 1983 Italy Silombria Water colour illustrations of naked men Gay male Don't be too polite girls! : Women's Liberation Calendar 1984 : Images of Melbourne Women's the Melbourne Women's Liberation Archives Group Liberation Movement : 1969- and Sybylla Co-operative Ponch Hawkes, Jan van Photos of women's activism in Melbourne c.1969-1973 including Feminist; 1984 1973 Press and Publications Ltd Australia Bommell campaigns for equal pay, women's refuges, against lesbian Women's Liberation Sybylla Cooperative Press Calender 1985 : images of and Publications Ltd in the Australian Women's conjunction with Melbourne Artwork by Trudy Hayter, Liberation Movement 1974- Women's Liberation Trudy Clutterbok, Beverley Feminist; 1985 75 Archives Group Australia Holliday and Lin Tobias Photos of women's activism in Melbourne c. 1974-1975 lesbian Women's Liberation Archival Calendar : Reflections on the Designed by Lin Tobias and Melbourne Women's Sybylla Press and Trish Luker. Photographers Photos of women's activism in Melbourne c.1976-77, plus Liberation Movement 1976- Melbourne Women's included Ponch Hawkes, illustrations and cartoons, including Superdyke and Friends by Feminist; 1987 1977 Liberation Archives Group Australia Sue Pepperell Donald & Pausacker. lesbian 1988 All Australian male calendar Crystal Prom. Australia Bernadette Russo Minimally dresed men in traditional male settings 1988 Skin Deep The Ink Group USA ? Attractive men, head only/torso/full length, none totally nude Various - Lee Steenhuls, Mark I Chester, Satyr, Greg The dear love of comrades : Day, Mark Skinner, Rink to user in the return of the RFD (A country journal for Photo (bio details included Photos of men - singly, in couples and in groups - with poetic 1990 Gay 90's) gay men everywhere) USA on inside back cover) captions Gay male 3/05/2013 Page 1 of 7 Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Calendars listing Category (gay Country of Photographer (or male, lesbian, Year Title : subtitle Publisher publication illustrator) Description of image(s) mixed) Comments Caricatures and biographical notes by Micael Willhoite, cartoonist for The Washington Blade of various identities living and deceased (J Edgar Hoover, David Bowie, Yukio Mishima, Duncan Grant, Tallulah Bankhead, James Dean, W H Auden, Lytton Straachey, Vita Sackville West, Vaslav Nijinski, Michael Redgrave, Nikolai Gogol, Hans Christian Andersen, John Gielgud, Henry James, Ma Rainey, Alice B Toklas, Rudolph Valentino, Liberace, Ian McKellan, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Federico Garcia Lorca, Boy George, David Leavitt, David Kopay, George Sand, David Hockney, Lizzie Borden, Al Carmines, James Baldwin, Andy Warhol, Radclyffe Hall, Moms Babley, Lily Tomlin, The Great Conde, D H Lawrence, Pavel Tchelitchew, T S Eliot, Eleanor Roosevelt, Montgomery Clift, Lord The Gay Desk Calendar Alfred Douglas, Edith Head, Charles DemuthSaint Augustine, Benjamin Britten, 1990 1990 Alyson Publications, Boston USA Michael Willhoite (illustrator) Emlyn Williams, Little Richard, Dan Dailey, Noel Coward, F W Murnau, Tiny Tim Mixed Golden Aussies : Calendar 1991 : featuring the photography of Denis Straight Line Graphics, 1991 Maloney Sydney Australia Denis Maloney Photos of men in speedos from surf lifesaving carnivals Gay male Missing December page 1992 Fine lines The Ink Group USA Not stated Similar to 'Men - torsos too hot to touch' Not named, but copyright Naked men, photographs with monthly calendar on reverse side, 1993 Colt Calendar Colt Studio USA claimed on all photos some months missing (April to August) Gay male 1993 was the first full year of Queensland's new anti- discrimination laws according to a letter enclosed with the calendar Discrimination-Free Queensland Anti- Images of people in a range of settings accompanied by related from Helen Twohill, Acting 1993 Calendar Discrimination Commission Australia captions stating that various types of discrimination are illegal Mixed Commissioner Men - torsos too hot to UK/Australia/N Attractive men in natural setting; most wearing minimal 1993 touch The Ink Group ew Zealand Not stated bathers/jocks Gay male Rural and City Media Services Pty Ltd : produced by Gerry North, research Andrew Creagh, design Norman Edwards - see Black and white images - many seem to be of Sydney Lesbian Robert French acknowledged for 1993 The night of your life comments Australia and Gay Mardi Gras events Mixed help in compiling the dates Pastels Photography (Trish 12 images of women, variously nude in couples or alone, some in 1994 Pastels Brownett) Australia Trish Brownett sexual poses Lesbian Lesbian Calendar by C Marien Coucke and C Moore Photos by C Moore Hardy, 12 black and white images of women at home, at play and after 1994 Moore Hardy Hardy Australia Design by Raquel dark Lesbian Men - torsos too hot to UK/Australia/N 1995 touch The Ink Group ew Zealand Not stated Similar to 1993 Gay male 1995 Bill Costa Phenomenon Factory USA Bill Costa Naked men in working settings or in settings of physical decay Gay male UK/Australia/N 12 black and white imagse of men showing head or head and 1995 Body & soul; Calendar 1995 The Ink Group ew Zealand Adam Watson torso Gay male 1995 Island Boys Henex Pub. Co Christina Wei 3/05/2013 Page 2 of 7 Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Calendars listing Category (gay Country of Photographer (or male, lesbian, Year Title : subtitle Publisher publication illustrator) Description of image(s) mixed) Comments Men : torsos too hot to UK/Australia/N 1995 touch! 1995 The Ink Group ew Zealand Dan Peterson Attractive men, head only/torso/full length, none totally nude Gay male Drag Illustrated: the 15mth 1995-96 Calendar Cherry Graphics Australia Brett Willis Cartoon caricatures and profiles of Melbourne Drag queens Mixed 1996 Skin Deep Landmark Calendars USA Dan Peterson Attractive men, head only/torso/full length, none totally nude Gay male Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras; the official 1996 1996 calendar Skansen Giftware Australia Peter Elfes Mardi Gras floats and walking groups Mixed Images of film stars, historical and contemporary - includes Arnold Schwarnegger by Robert Mapplethorpe (1976); two of All royalties from sales to the Arts Against AIDS; 1996 Marlene Dietrich from the 40s (Martin Munkacsi 1995 and American Foundation for AIDS 1996 Calandar Landmark Calendars USA Various Looomis Dean 1995), Bette Davis 1988 (Greg Gorman 1995) Mixed Research Black and white torso shots of footballers; Shane Crawford featured on cover; others photographed are Anthony Koutoufides, Men for all seasons; a 16 Matthew Richardson, Gavin Wanganeen, Matthew month calendar featuring Primus,CraigTurle, Corey McKernan, Nathan Buckley, Andrew Australia's hottest Donnelly, Michael Voss, Stuart Anderson, Aaron Lord, Ang 1996-1997 footballers Down Under Creations Australia Tony Ryan Christou and Brad Pearce. Dykes to Watch Out For; Not acknowledged, artist - 1997 Alison Bechdel [cartoons] Firebrand Books USA Alison Bechdel Cartoons - comic strip for each month Lesbian 1997 Male Image Landmark Calendars Jon Abeyta Black and white torso shots of footballers; Anthony Koutoufides Men for all seasons; a 16 featured on cover, others photographed are Craig Ellis, Shane month calendar featuring Crawford, Ben Cousins, Andrew Donnnelly, Nick Daffy, Ang Australia's hottest Christou, Che Cockatoo-Collins, Stephen Tingay and Matthew 1997-1998 footballers Down Under Creations Australia Tony Ryan Richardson Men for all seasons; a 16 month calendar featuring Australia's hottest Black and white torso shots of footballers; Anthony Koutoufides 1998-1999 footballers Down Under Creations Australia Tony Ryan featured on cover Men for all seasons; a 16 month calendar featuring Australia's hottest Black and white torso shots of footballers; Jonathan Hay featured 1999-2000 footballers Down Under Creations Australia Tony Ryan on cover Campaign Australia; The Great Big 1999 Boy Kay Fitzgibbons at Focussed Calendar; 12 beautiful boys Image for 10 of the 12; to see you through to the George How (May) and one 1999 next millenium! Campaign Australia not credited (August) 12 coloured images of mostly clothed males Gay male Black and white, male beauty in classic photos; some nude, one 1999 Male Form Graphique de France France Douglas Cloutier with woman 3/05/2013 Page 3 of 7 Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Calendars listing Category (gay Country of Photographer (or male, lesbian, Year Title : subtitle Publisher publication illustrator) Description
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