The Artists Bluebook 34,000 North American Artists to March 2005
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Books page for Frederick Blakeslee ((1898 - 1973)), known for Illustrator-pulps, aviation-combat. Showing 5 books.
Frederick Blakeslee PUBLICATIONS
1898 - 1973. Known for: Illustrator-pulps, aviation-combat.
An illustration artist who rose above the niche of pulp fiction artworks, where Frederick Blakeslee lacks in international recognition is well made up for with the fevered passion of collectors of... Read full biography
An illustration artist who rose above the niche of pulp fiction artworks, where Frederick Blakeslee lacks in international recognition is well made up for with the fevered passion of collectors of aviation and military art, especially paintings inspired to become the covers of publications that... Read full biography
An illustration artist who rose above the niche of pulp fiction artworks, where Frederick Blakeslee lacks in international recognition is well made up for with the fevered passion of collectors of aviation and military art, especially paintings inspired to become the covers of publications that became "The Flying Aces", "Dusty Ayers and his Battle Birds" and the 110 covers painted for the fictional exploits of aviation spy-hero "G-8" by Robert J. Hogen. He has hundreds of others to his credit,... Read full biography
An illustration artist who rose above the niche of pulp fiction artworks, where Frederick Blakeslee lacks in international recognition is well made up for with the fevered passion of collectors of aviation and military art, especially paintings inspired to become the covers of publications that became "The Flying Aces", "Dusty Ayers and his Battle Birds" and the 110 covers painted for the fictional exploits of aviation spy-hero "G-8" by Robert J. Hogen. He has hundreds of others to his credit, and the printed pulp magazines and books are today collectable in their own right.
An illustration artist who rose above the niche of pulp fiction artworks, where Frederick Blakeslee lacks in international recognition is well made up for with the fevered passion of collectors of aviation and military art, especially paintings inspired to become the covers of publications that became "The Flying Aces", "Dusty Ayers and his Battle Birds" and the 110 covers painted for the fictional exploits of aviation spy-hero "G-8" by Robert J. Hogen. He has hundreds of others to his credit, and the printed pulp magazines and books are today collectable in their own right.
Frederick Blakeslee - Artist Info
About Frederick Blakeslee: Books
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Davenport's Art Reference: The Gold Edition
2005Davenport, Ray2,421 pagesPulp Culture The Art of Fiction Magazines
1998Robinson, Frank/L Davidson204 pages (color)Pulp Art: Original Cover Paintings for the Great Pulp Magazines
1997Lesser, Robert183 pages (color)The Pulps: Fifty Years of American Pop Culture
1970Goodstone, Tony (editor)239 pages (color)