Frank Frazetta passed away today. He did a few movie posters, but of course
he is far better known for his fantasy art. I first met him in the early
1970s at his home, and he was just what he seemed, an ordinary Brooklyn guy
with a matchless artistic talent.
RIP Frank. I am so sorry he lived long
Paradiso, Mrs. Pollifax - Spy and
The Gauntlet were are created by the same artist!
Evan
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Frank Frazetta passed away today. He did a few movie posters, but of course
he is far better known for his fantasy art. I
: Evan Zweifel evanzwei...@comcast.net
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Wikipedia (the definitive source of all knowlege???), lists the following
titles:
What's New Pussycat? (1965)
The Secret of My Success (1965)
After
WOW! I cannot explain the way I feel. Even though I never met or knew the
man, my childhood was spent reading for hours all of those Creepy and Eerie
magazines that he furnished the covers for. Later I REALLY got in to EC Comics
and went beserk for all the artists over there. His cover for
it's sad that his family has to be in the middle of a scandal in
Frank's end days. I have no doubt that his son's asscapades hastened his death.
I've sold several Frazetta paintings and numerous illustrations. The
quality of them was unmatched by others of his time.
he was one o fthe top
, 2010 11:33:34 AM GMT -07:00 US/Canada Mountain
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Wikipedia might need to be updated a bit.
As far as I know, Frank Frazetta did not illustrate WHO'S MINDING THE MINT. It
looks like Jack Rickard but has been mistakenly attributed to FF.
Wikipedia omitted MIXED
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From: Evan Zweifel evanzwei...@comcast.net
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Wikipedia (the definitive source of all knowlege???), lists the
following titles:
What's New Pussycat? (1965)
The Secret of My
in there.
John W
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it's sad that his family has to be in the middle of a scandal in Frank's end
days. I
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it's sad that his family has to be in the middle of a scandal in
Frank's end days. I have no doubt that his son's asscapades hastened his death.
I've sold several Frazetta paintings and numerous
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Frank Frazetta passed away today. He did a few movie posters, but of course
he is far better known for his fantasy art. I first met him in the early 1970s
at his home, and he was just what he seemed
Two more beautiful Frazetta book covers:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30797202l=d1c7fd11a3id=1475330596
Dave
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Frank
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John
his art varied in size tremendously. some paintings were done very small
11x14 or so, but I have sold several Frazetta paintings in my time and one
was as large as 20x30 inches. It was always more about how much time before
deadline did he have
.
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and one was as large as 20x30 inches
That big eh? Wow, I can hardly believe that.
Sorry Rich, I couldn't help
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“and one was as large as 20x30 inches”
That big eh? Wow, I can hardly believe
The French one panel for CONAN THE BARBARIAN re-used one of his
paperback covers - I'm sure Rich will be able to name which one.
the book was the same name
it was the first Conan reprint paperback
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