From: Phil Payne 

>>> http://www.thesun.co.uk/picture/0,,2002600670,00.jpg

> Vivien Neves, the first nude model to appear in The Times, has died aged 54.
> She had been suffering from multiple sclerosis for more than a decade.

> Miss Neves, who was known as The Body at the height of her modelling career
> in the 1970s, died in Guildford, Surrey, after contracting pneumonia. Her
> appearance in a full-page advertisement in The Times in 1971, which came
> after the chemicals company Fisons bought all the display advertising space
> to promote its products, was seen as the start of a revolution in attitudes
> to public nudity.

That's right - the .JPG is a reduction of a full broadsheet page.  And she
was advertising fertiliser.

Peugeot immediately announced they would go one better, and publish a
full-frontal nude.

They did, about a fortnight later.  It was a girl (I assume - only the bows
in her hair gave it away) of about ten to twelve months, sittng
cross-legged smiling straight at the camera.  Underneath was the slogan:

"Would you believe she takes as much room in a car as two adults?"

Peugeot were advertising station wagons, of course.

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