In many parts of the country, this week and next will be “back to school week,” so to help everyone get prepared for another academic year, here are some classic paperback covers from the past.
Tag Archives: Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: Nita’s Place (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: Finders Keepers (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: These Curious Pleasures (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: The Path Between (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: The Love Pirate (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: Labor of Love (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artist Profile: Even More Covers From Paul Rader
Paul Rader was one of the first artists that I ever profiled on this site. Rader was such a prolific cover artist that I’ve decided to do a second post about Rader, featuring even more of his covers! A native of Brooklyn, Paul Rader was born in 1906, studied art in Europe and had his first museum exhibition at the age of 16, and worked regularly until he passed away in 1986. Rader was so well-regarded by the industry that he was one of the few cover artists allowed to sign his work. With his strong attention to detail and his portraits of strong and powerful women, Rader was responsible for some of the best-known covers of the paperback era.
Here’s even more of his work:

















Artwork of the Day: 21 Gay Street (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader
Artwork of the Day: Flame (by Paul Rader)

by Paul Rader












