This spectacular new book explores the life and work of illustrator Tom Lovell. This volume is printed in FULL COLOR throughout and features over 270 illustrations. The book is 224 pages long (the same size as the Dean Cornwell book) and is filled to the brim with scores of beautiful illustrations reproduced from the original paintings and drawings, and rarely seen tear sheets. 9 x 12 inches, 224 pages, full color, hardcover with dust jacket. Check out a preview of the entire book here: https://issuu.com/illomag/docs/tomlovell

Tom Lovell—Illustrator

Lovell, Tom (Illustrator)., Daniel Zimmer (Author)

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Shannon Stirnweis has had a long and varied career, producing illustrations for men's adventure magazines, and slick magazines such as Argosy, Field & Stream, Reader's Digest, Popular Mechanics, Time, and more. He has illustrated postage stamps, movie posters, paperback covers, as well as over 35 children's books. This volume is a retrospective drawn from more than 80 years behind the brush.

Shannon Stirnweis: 80 Years Behind the Brush

Shannon Stirnweis

Dan Zimmer designed

This spectacular new book explores the life and work of Edwin Georgi, the master of eye-popping kaleidoscopic color, and a skilfull renderer of beautiful women. Loaded with stunning illustrations reproduced from vintage magazines, family photos, and original paintings and drawings drawn from the Georgi family's archives, this is a stunning document of the artist's work, and is a must for anyone who loves impressionistic color combined with masterful draftsmanship.

The Art of Edwin Georgi

Daniel Zimmer

This is the consummate reference book on the life of pulp, paperback, and men's adventure magazine artist Rafael DeSoto. This book contains scores of reproductions taken directly from DeSoto's original paintings, as well as working drawings, reference photos, rare proof sheets of pulp and paperback covers, as well as historic family photos. Limited to just 900 total copies. 224 pages, 9x12 inches, hardcover with dust jacket.

The Art of Rafael DeSoto

David Saunders

This is the ultimate book on the work of pulp artist ALLEN ANDERSON. Known best for his covers for PLANET STORIES, DELL COMICS, spicy pulps, Western pulps, and many others, this spectacular book contains stunning reproductions taken directly from Anderson's original paintings, as well as reference photos, rare proof sheets of pulp covers, and much more.

The Art of Allen Anderson

Allen Anderson [illus.]

STANLEY MELTZOFF was one of the first paperback cover artists to be noted for his work in the science fiction field, painting dramatic images that escaped the pulp influence evident in most other science fiction covers of the period. Meltzoff also produced work for slick magazines, such as Scientific American, Life, Fortune, and the Saturday Evening Post. The winner of 25 awards from the Society of Illustrators, he was one of the first, and certainly most preeminent, fish painters. His underwater images were a regular feature in National Geographic and other publications. This book features scores of paintings reproduced from Stanley's original art, as well as rare photos and tear sheets. 9x12 inches, hardcover, 224 pages.

Stanley Meltzoff: Picture Maker

Stanley Meltzoff

MEAD SCHAEFFER was one of the foremost illustrators of the romantic era of American fiction. He worked for decades producing atmospheric and evocative illustrations for the top books and magazines of his day, and his romantic, swashbuckling, and theatrical paintings ultimately earned him a spot in the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame. This new book presents a stunning overview of Schaeffer's long and illustrious career, featuring scores of illustrations reproduced directly from original paintings as well as rare tear sheets and photographs. 224 pages, 9"x12", full color, hardbound with dustjacket.

The Life and Art of Mead Schaeffer

David Apatoff

SAUL TEPPER illustrated stories of romance, adventure, and suspense in the 1930s and ’40s, his work marked by a gritty realism and strength that grew out of his childhood growing up on New York's Lower East Side. The rich characters in his paintings ran the gamut, from gangsters and tycoons, to belles and crones, cowboys, cobblers, and lumberjacks. His settings, whether outdoor cafes or forests in the Great Northwest, were always convincing. This new book presents a comprehensive overview of Tepper's illustrious career, featuring scores of illustrations reproduced directly from original paintings as well as rare tear sheets and photographs. 224 pages, 9"x12", full color, hardbound with dustjacket.

The Art of Saul Tepper

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