Sunsair Society November-December 1951 publication that features a black-and-white photograph of a nude woman in a natural setting

This is a November-December 1951 publication that features a black-and-white photograph of a nude woman in a natural setting. The photo is courtesy of the Sunsair Society, which was based in Roswell, New Mexico, and is part of a nudist or naturist publication. The caption discusses the nudist way of life, describing it as an antidote to the worries of modern life, offering new friendships, cheerfulness, and a connection to the Creator through naturism.

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• The Sunsair Society was part of a larger mid-20th century movement that promoted nudism, particularly in natural settings, as a way to escape societal pressures and live more freely.
• The nudist lifestyle, often framed as a return to nature and a form of spiritual and physical liberation, became popular in niche communities during the 1940s and 1950s.
• Publications like this often featured photography along with philosophical or health-related content that advocated for naturism as a healthy, peaceful way of life.