Six Nymphets is a photographic publication by David Larcher and Philip O. Stearns, edited by Norman Thaddeus Vane and published in London by Kings Road Publishing in 1966. Comprising approximately 140 black-and-white photographs, the book presents a sequence of portraits and staged studies centred on six young female subjects. Structured as a series of visual character studies rather than a conventional narrative, the book moves between fashion photography, portraiture, and pictorial storytelling.