by Howell Dodd
This is from 1950. I hope to feature more from Howell Dodd in the future.
Category Archives: Artwork of the Day
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.
Artwork of the Day: Shantytown Tease (by Lou Marchetti)
This is from 1954. No one wears shoes in a shanty town, I guess.
Artwork of the Day: The Clocks (by George Crichard)
by George Crichard
Don’t forget to reset your clocks!
Artwork of the Day: Social Club (by Robert Schulz)
(by Robert Schulz)
This is what being social looked like in 1954. This cover was doe by Robert Schulz, who ever signed his name in the lower right hand corner.
Artwork of the Day: Give Me Ecstacy (by Rudy Nappi)
Who needs ecstasy when you’ve got baseball finally coming back? This cover is from 1951 and was one by Rudy Nappi, whose work has often been featured on this site.
