The Late Bunny Yeager To Be Honored With Art Exhibit In Vegas

When Bunny Yeager passed away last month, one of the saddest portions of her obituary concerned her fading legacy. Not a lot of people appreciate her significance to the world of erotica and photography in general, but now the Sin City Gallery in Las Vegas is exhibiting some of Bunny's best work through July 20.

According to XBIZ (link below), the gallery is hoping to rectify Bunny's fading legacy, as well as shining a light on her heritage.

“We are very honored to exhibit the works of such an influential and prolific artist as Ms. Yeager in Las Vegas," said gallery owner Laura Henkel. "Not many people know that Bunny started her career in Las Vegas. I hope many will take the opportunity to see her work in person. It certainly is a rare opportunity to have access to one of the most recognized contemporary art portfolios that continues to influences art and culture.”

Though Bunny is best known for her collaborations with Bettie Page, she also shot the publicity photos of Ursula Andress for the 1962 Bond flick Dr. No, and also worked with such titans of the industry as Maria Stinger, Lisa Winters, Joyce Nisari, and Burlesque Hall of Fame founder Dixie Evans.

For more information, or to purchase tickets visit the gallery's website.

Via XBIZ