The Jungle-style Thread - Pop Culture Iconography of the Dark Continent - General Tiki

MN Mister Naufrago Tiki Socialite Spain Joined: May 20, 2008 Posts: 214	MN Mister Naufrago Posted posted on Sun, Jan 3, 2010 8:01 AM On 2010-01-01 14:12, bigbrotiki wrote: Okay, this is the last post on "Jungle Girls". I think as a subject it probably has the least connection to Polynesian pop (even though they are mentioned in TIKI MODERN). But they are so tempting. So, for the last time, here is the ultimate collection of babes named Shuna/Tegra/Ruhla/Vooda: No more "Jungle girls"? OK, but this doesn´t necessarily means give up discussing about curvaceous and scantly clad women. El gran primitivista Miguel Covarrubias illustrated at least a couple of African themed books. "Adventures of an African slaver" (1928) And "Batouala" (1932)

On 2010-01-01 14:12, bigbrotiki wrote:
Okay, this is the last post on "Jungle Girls". I think as a subject it probably has the least connection to Polynesian pop (even though they are mentioned in TIKI MODERN). But they are so tempting. So, for the last time, here is the ultimate collection of babes named Shuna/Tegra/Ruhla/Vooda:

No more "Jungle girls"?
OK, but this doesn´t necessarily means give up discussing about curvaceous and scantly clad women.

El gran primitivista Miguel Covarrubias illustrated at least a couple of African themed books.
"Adventures of an African slaver" (1928)

And "Batouala" (1932)

Post #502040 by Mister Naufrago on Sun, Jan 3, 2010 8:01 AM