by Ann Cantor
What’s that look?
Artwork of the Day: Venus on Wheels (by Ann Cantor)
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Artwork of the Day: Uneasy Virtue (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
I like the earrings.
Artwork of the Day: All the Girls He Wanted (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
This cove is by Ann Cantor, one of the few female illustrators of the paperback era.
The Dangerous Lives of Models
by Enoch Bolles
Sometime glamorous. Sometimes sordid. Sometimes dangerous. The life of the model has always been a popular subject for the pulps. Below are some pulp covers that deal not only with the experience of being model but also the weight of being an artist. There’s a price for everything.
by Ann Cantor
by Arnold Kohn
Artist Unknown
by Bernard Safran
by John Drew
by Paul Rader
by Rafael DeSoto
by Robert Bonfils
by Verne Tossey
by Hugh Joseph Ward
Artwork of the Day: Mortgage on Life (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
I’m not sure that disguise would work by A for effort. The cover was done by Ann Cantor, one of the few women to regularly work in the pulps.
Artwork of the Day: The Love Trap (by Ann Cantor)
Two beautiful women and a man? Of course, it couldn’t have been two handsome men and a woman.
This novel was published in 1949. The cover was done by Ann Cantor, one of the few women to have regularly done paperback covers during the pulp era.
Artwork of the Day: Three Gorgeous Hussies (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
Artwork of the Day: Impatient Virgin (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
Artwork of the Day: Never Come Morning (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
Artwork of the Day: The Devil Thumbs A Ride (by Ann Cantor)
by Ann Cantor
Through the Shattered Lens 