This spectacular new 368-page hardcover monograph is the catalog raisonne of the extensive career of the legendary artist Norman Saunders. From his work as one of the top pulp illustrators, to his paintings for men's adventure magazines, paperbacks, comics, Mars Attacks, Wacky Packages, and more, this book provides a thorough overview of his life's work. Illustrated in full-color with hundreds of images culled from Saunder's extensive archives.

Norman Saunders

Arts & Photography

David Saunders

Individual Artists

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William Reynold Brown (1917 1991) was a prolific American artist whose career embraced virtually every facet of the illustration field. During his life he produced work for the newspaper comics (Tailspin Tommy), invented the concept of the cutaway drawing for North American Aviation, painted covers for some of the first paperback books ever published, illustrated scores of magazines and magazine covers, and most notably produced over 300 movie posters for the motion picture industry. After his retirement from commercial illustration, Reynold found success as a fine artist, producing hundreds of oil paintings and drawings for the Western art market. This book presents a rich overview of Reynold Brown s entire career, and showcases hundreds of original paintings, drawings, photographs, and printed illustrations often in glorious full-page reproductions. Many of his most iconic movie posters are featured, such as Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Spartacus, I was a Teenage Werewolf, and many more. 9 x 12 inches, full-color, hardcover.

Reynold Brown: A Life in Pictures

Daniel Zimmer

David J. Hornung

Hugh Joseph Ward (1909 1945) painted many of the most sensational pulp magazine covers that ever graced a sidewalk newsstand and stopped a pedestrian dead in his tracks. He painted sexy women hounded by ferocious predators, whose merciless villainy is only matched by their shocking lack of chivalry. His work has fascinated generations of fans, but his life has remained a mystery ever since his untimely death from cancer at the age of thirty-five, while serving in WWII. This book finally reveals the life of the man behind so many masterpieces of pulp art. It chronicles his humble family roots, his art education, and his early career as a newspaper cartoonist. The artist s working methods are documented along with his impressive contributions to the earliest conceptualizations of America s famous super heroes The Lone Ranger, The Green Hornet, and Superman. Pulp art historian David Saunders has written an insightful biography, richly seasoned with quotes from the artist and his associates, that chronicles the life and art of this important American master of 20th century popular culture. This is the consummate reference book on H.J. Ward, with over five-hundred high quality reproductions. The book contains more than 100 original paintings, 80 drawings, and 50 historic photo-graphs, as well as a comprehensive checklist of all published illustrations. 272 pages, 9 x12 , full-color on premium glossy stock, hardbound with dustjacket. Anyone interested in great American illustration art must have this book.

H.J. Ward

This new book continues where Volume 1 leaves off, lavishly presenting the work of 211 artists with 218 full page reproductions of original paintings all photographed directly from the original art. A stunning PICTURE book, filled with eye-popping visuals. Artists featured: Abbey, Abbott, Abbett, Adams, Alajalov, R. L. Anderson, H. Anderson, H.N. Anderson, Armstrong, Avery, Aylward, Bacharach, Balet, Bama, Barclay, Barton, Baumhofer, Becher, Beckhoff, Belarski, Benda, Bergey, Bernard, Betts, Biggs, Blakeslee, Bolles, Bowler, Brangwyn, Bransom, Briggs, Brown, Brunner, Buell, Bull, Burd, Burns, Burrows, Cady, Carter, Chambers, Chapman, Choate, Christy, Clark, Clinedinst, Coffin, Coll, Conway, Coolidge, Cornwell, Cox, Crandell, Crockwell, Davis, De Mers, Desoto, Dixon, Dodd, Dohanos, Dorne, Downes, Drew, Driben, Dryden, Dulac, Dumond, Dunton, Durenceau, Eastman, Eggenhofer, Eggleston, Ekman, Elliott, Emerson, Emshwiller, Eric, Everett, Falter, Fawcett, Feind, Fischer, Fish, Fisher, Flagg, Foster, Gage, Gannam, Gaze, Georgi, Giguere, Gilbert, Gillespie, Gleason, Gleeson, Goble, Godwin, Gold, Graef, Grant, Granville-Smith, Gross, Grosvenor, Hampson, Hanson, Harper, Hastings, Heinrich, Heitland, Held, Hilbert, Higgins, Hoff, Hohlwein, Holmgren, Hood, Hoskins, Howitt, Hughes, Humphrey, Hunt, Hunter, Hyde, Iligan, Irwin, Jackson, Jacobs, Johnson, Jones, Keay, Kernan, Kinneys, Koerner, Krieghoff, Lagatta, Lathrop, Leake, Lepape, Parker, Leyendecker, Link, Louderback, Lovell, Lowell, Lowenheim, Lyford, Madan, Maguire, Martin, Maurer, McCauley, McDermott, Meltzoff, Merrick, Meyers, Michelson, Moore, Moran, Morey, Mozert, Mulford, Munson, Nickless, Nielsen, Nosek, Oakley, Pape, Parker, Parkhurst, Parrish, Paul, Paus, Pease, Philips, Plank, Pogany, Powers, Price, Pyle, Ratterman, Relyea, Ruesswig, Robinson, Rogers, Rose, Ross, Rozen, Sambrook, Sarka, Saunders, Schomburg, Schoonover, Schabelitz, Scott, Smith, Stephens, Weber, Wilson, Wyeth, and Zuckerberg.

The Golden Age: Masterworks from the Golden Age of Illustration - Vol. 2

SECOND PRINTING! This spectacular new book explores the life and work of the "Dean of Illustrators" - Dean Cornwell. This volume is printed in FULL COLOR throughout and features over 260 illustrations. The book is 224 pages long and is filled to the brim with scores of beautiful illustrations reproduced almost entirely from the original paintings and drawings. Limited to 1000 copies. 224 pages, 9"x12", full-color on premium glossy stock, hardbound with dust jacket.

The Art of Dean Cornwell

At the peak of his fame, Bernie Fuchs' work was more widely admired-and imitated-than any other contemporary illustrator. At the age of 30 he was named "Artist of the Year" by the Artists Guild of New York. By 1975, he was the youngest illustrator ever elected to the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame. At the time, his work was everywhere-in national ad campaigns for automotive companies and major brands, and in national magazines such as McCall's, Redbook, Cosmopolitan, TV Guide, Sports Illustrated, and many more. His work was included in the Society of Illustrators first annual book in 1959, and appeared in every year after for the duration of his career, a feat unmatched by any other illustrator. Now at last a major retrospective of Bernie's work has been assembled, the first such book of Bernie's work published to date. This spectacular new book features over 300 of Fuch's illustrations, along with rare photographs, drawings, original paintings, and tear sheets. 240 pages, 9x12 inches, full-color, hardbound with dust jacket

The Life and Art of Bernie Fuchs

David Apatoff

No one painted beautiful and glamorous women like Jon Whitcomb. He was one of the founders of the famous Cooper Studio, as well as the Famous Artists School. His work appeared in major magazines such as Cosmopolitan, McCall's, Good Housekeeping, and Ladies' Home Journal, while his long-running series of ads for Community Silver kept him at the top of the advertising field. He mingled with movie stars, and was one of the highest paid and highest profile artists of his era. This new book presents a glorious retrospective of his work, filled with over 300 reproductions of rare photographs, tear sheets, and original artwork. Full color, 9x12 inches, hardcover with dust jacket. Limited to just 1000 copies.

The Art of Jon Whitcomb

This beautiful new book explores the life and work of Harry Anderson, one of America's greatest illustrators. His buttery style in the difficult medium of opaque watercolor has been admired by generations of artists. Now you can examine over 300 stunning illustrations reproduced from vintage magazines, family photos, and original paintings drawn from the Anderson family's archives. This is an essential and comprehensive document of the artist's work.

The Art of Harry Anderson

For over 30 years, Coby Whitmore's elegant and fasionable illustrations graced the pages of almost every major American magazine. Sophisticated, with imaginative compositions, brilliant use of color, superb draftsmanship, and good taste, his pictures represented the "Good Life." They were also notable for their glamorous women. Of all of the "boy/girl" artists working in those days, none were more admired or imitated than Coby Whitmore. This sumptuous new volume presents over 300 illustrations.

Coby Whitmore: Artist and Illustrator

SECOND PRINTING! You may not know the name of one of America's greatest illustrators, but you know his work. As the creator of the Coca-Cola Santa Claus, you see his illustrations everywhere each year during the holidays. His iconic depiction of the jolly old elf is the standard by which all other Santas are judged. This new 224 page hardcover book showcases over 260 incredible illustrations by Haddon Sundblom, running the gamut from his prolific work for Coca-Cola, to his scores of advertising and magazine illustrations for other iconic brands. This book is limited to only 1000 copies, so don't miss out!

The Art of Haddon Sundblom

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