by Syd Dyke
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Artwork of the Day: He Learned About Women (by Syd Dyke)
Category Archives: Artwork of the Day
Artwork of the Day: The Girl From Mimi’s (Artist Unknown)
This is from 1952. Unfortunately, though Mimi may be known, the identity of the artist is not.
Artwork of the Day: Crusher’s Girl (by Harry Schaare)
This is from 1953. Is that Crusher standing next to Lily in the hallway? Or is Crusher on his way home nad about to get the surprise of his life?
Artwork of the Day: A Killer Among Us (by Harry Schaare)
by Harry Schaare
This cover was done by Harry Schaare, whose signature can be seen at the bottom right hand corner.
Artwork of the Day: Flame (by Reginald Heade)
This is from 1951. This artwork was done by Reginald Heade, who was even good enough to sign it.
Artwork of the Day: The Sins of Alley-May (by Howell Dodd)
Artwork of the Day: Rip Tide (by Barye Phillips)
by Barye Phillips
It looks like the sea is winning but I’m sure she appreciates the effort. This cover was done by one of my favorite pulp artists, Barye Phillips.
Artwork of the Day: St. Patrick, Bishop of Ireland (by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo)
by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Artwork of the Day: Detective Book Magazine (by George Gross)
This is from 1949. After I originally posted this, I learned that the artist responsible for it was George Gross.
Artwork of the Day: Amazing Stories (by Robert Gibson Jones)
This was from 1951. Ancient Rome relocated to space has long been a popular subject for pulp and science fiction writers. This cover was done by Robert Gibson Jones.
Through the Shattered Lens 