DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: In Memoriam: Hugh Hefner, 1926-2017:
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- SIPGHH_171010_01.JPG: Hugh Hefner 1926-2017
Born Chicago, Illinois
Brought up in what he described as the stifling atmosphere of a repressed Midwestern family, the young Hugh Hefner decided his life's work would be to overthrow the "puritanical" roots of American society. Scraping money together, he launched Playboy in 1953 with an inaugural issue that featured a dazzling nude photograph of Marilyn Monroe. His timing was impeccable, and the magazine took off -- even if it never did become completely respectable.
Hefner hit the sweet spot between the country's booming consumer culture and the public's growing tolerance for a frank avowal and depiction of (female) sexuality. Playboy signaled the shift from a culture of production to one of consumption. Style became something you could purchase, and Playboy became a reliable guide for young men looking for the best stereo, liquor -- or woman. Ironically, despite Hefner's intentions, Playboy was not really a rebellion against American society but a refashioning of it in a new -- and expanded -- postwar marketplace.
Art Shay, 1966
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