New Jersey. 1914 - 2008
Science fiction, pulp and horror story illustration
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1878 Lexington, Kentucky - 1945. Known for: Illustration-pulp action-science fiction.
Published in the March 1919 issue of Everyday Engineering Magazine was an extensive article by Raymond Francis Yates (a science writer and the magazine's editor), titled "The Science of Camouflage... Read full biography
Published in the March 1919 issue of Everyday Engineering Magazine was an extensive article by Raymond Francis Yates (a science writer and the magazine's editor), titled "The Science of Camouflage Explained." Much of the article is devoted to the wartime contributions of dozens of civilian artists... Read full biography
Published in the March 1919 issue of Everyday Engineering Magazine was an extensive article by Raymond Francis Yates (a science writer and the magazine's editor), titled "The Science of Camouflage Explained." Much of the article is devoted to the wartime contributions of dozens of civilian artists who applied ship camouflage to American merchant ships during World War I. Sanctioned by the U.S. Shipping Board (or Emergency Fleet Corporation), there were about a dozen teams stationed at various... Read full biography
Published in the March 1919 issue of Everyday Engineering Magazine was an extensive article by Raymond Francis Yates (a science writer and the magazine's editor), titled "The Science of Camouflage Explained." Much of the article is devoted to the wartime contributions of dozens of civilian artists who applied ship camouflage to American merchant ships during World War I. Sanctioned by the U.S. Shipping Board (or Emergency Fleet Corporation), there were about a dozen teams stationed at various ports around the country. The team in the New York District (headquartered in Manhattan at 345 East 33rd Street) was headed by American muralist William Andrew Mackay. On the cover of this issue is a signed full-color illustration by Howard V. Brown... Read full biography
Published in the March 1919 issue of Everyday Engineering Magazine was an extensive article by Raymond Francis Yates (a science writer and the magazine's editor), titled "The Science of Camouflage Explained." Much of the article is devoted to the wartime contributions of dozens of civilian artists who applied ship camouflage to American merchant ships during World War I. Sanctioned by the U.S. Shipping Board (or Emergency Fleet Corporation), there were about a dozen teams stationed at various ports around the country. The team in the New York District (headquartered in Manhattan at 345 East 33rd Street) was headed by American muralist William Andrew Mackay. On the cover of this issue is a signed full-color illustration by Howard V. Brown of one of the artists in Mackay's unit, testing the effectiveness of a scale model of a camouflage-painted ship model through a periscope... Read full biography
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The Shadow Out of Time
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"Lost City of Mars, Astounding Stories pulp magazine cover"
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New York, Connecticut. 1914 - 1971
Pulp illustrator, abstraction
Sculpture, painting
United States. Born 1926
Illustrator-magazine
New York, California. 1922 - 2005
Illustrator-science fiction, humor
New York / Austria. 1884 - 1963
Science fiction illustration, design
California, New York, Michigan. 1925 - 1990
Science fiction illustration, comics, video art
Washington, New York, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri. 1914 - 1964
Pulp illustrator, fantasy imagery
Illinois. 1913 - 1977
Illustration
New York, Pennsylvania. 1901 - 1952
Theatre and magazine illustration, pulp genre, figure
Illinois. 1900 - 1976
Pulp magazine illustration, "Weird Tales" cover designs
New York. 1909 - 1945
Illustrator, pulp action, females
New York, Illinois, Ohio. 1895 - 1973
Illustrator, pulp mystery-western
Illinois, California / France. c.1872 - 1957
Pulp-fiction illustration-fantasy, early landscape painting
New York, Minnesota, Nebraska. 1907 - 1989
Science fiction illustration, sport and frontier themes
United States. Born 1911
Illustrator-magazine pin-up-girls
New York. 1904 - 1987
Illustration; Portraits; Landscapes; Western Scenes
Missouri. 1908 - 1985
Illustration-pin up girls
New York. Born 1929
Illustrator-book, figure, portrait
United States. 1930 - 1985
Illustrator-fantasy
New York / Puerto Rico, Spain. 1904 - 1992
Pulp fiction, free-lance illustration, teaching
Connecticut, Kansas. 1886 - 1981
Illustrator, genre often western
United States. 20th century
Illustrator, genre
United States. 20th century
Illustrator-figure, genre
Ohio. 1917 - 1971
Paperback cover, pulp fiction illustration, figure and genre painting
United States. early 20th century
High color, pastel child, female and nude figure, calendar illustration
California / New Zealand. 1896 - 1964
Illustration-calendar, pin ups
United States. 1928 - 1978
Illustrator, action genre, portrait
California, Oklahoma. 1907 - 1979
Pin-up girl illustration
New York, New Jersey. 1902 - 1983
Illustrator-glamour girl, mural
United States. 1926 - 1988
Illustrator-glamour girl
New York, Minnesota. Born 1882
Calendar illustration