File:Annette Kellerman, Champion Lady Swimmer and Diver of the World (7654825308).jpg

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English: This studio photograph shows the famous Australian swimmer and silent Hollywood film star Annette Kellerman wearing a very daring one piece swimsuit. Kellerman produced several studio photographs of herself in different poses as illustrations for her book 'Physical beauty, how to keep it.', published by G H Doran Company in New York in 1918.

In her book How to Swim, 1918, she objected to the early heavy swimsuits of the late 1800s and early 1900s:
'The bathing girl of our popular beaches only a few seasons ago wore shoes, stockings and bloomers, skirts, corsets and a dinky little cap...There is no more reason why you should wear those awful water overcoats – those awkward, unnecessary, lumpy “bathing suits,” than there is that you should wear lead chains.'
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See our blog on Annette Kellerman: bit.ly/Jw0xm2
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Author Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons
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  • Summer Under Southern Skies
  • Sporting Australians
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  • Girls in 1-Piece Swimsuits
  • Good old barefoot days
  • Vintage pics
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  • annette kellerman
  • swimmer
  • women's swimming
  • diver
  • diving
  • swimming
  • woman
  • horizontal
  • swimsuit
  • smile
  • barefoot
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27 July 2012

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