There were three artists during the 1920s and 1930s whose pin-ups appeared primarily on the front covers of magazines rather than on calendars or other advertising products: Enoch Bolles, Peter Driben, and George Quintana. Very few facts are known about George Quintana. His pin-up art was first published in late 1933 on the front covers of the pulp magazine New York Nights, which continued to feature his work until 1937. Another full-size men's pin-up magazine that Quintana painted front cover pin-ups for was Movie Merry Go-Round. His work for that puplication appeared in 1937; the same year that Gay French magazine announced that he was the highest paid artist on their staff, earning more than $50.000.