Artist: Ron Lesser (Penciller)
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DescriptionCover painting by Ron Lesser for Curtains For A Lover Lancer Books 71-311 1962Ron told me this was his first paperback cover that he did to bring around to the publishers to try and get work. And eventually he was able to use it for an actual paperback publication. His wife at the time was the beautiful woman who posed for this. Social/Sharing |
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Rubén DaCollector's Paperback Art
Member Since 2005
Posted on 2/16/2016
Cool, this is a classic Lesser! I've always enjoyed this one, though I personally would chalk up Lesser's anecdote about it to faulty memory. His sophisticated 'McGinnis' style as this one exhibits, developed between 1960 and 1962. As you can see with my Western he did in 1958, although it's nice and well done, it doesn't exhibit any of the interchangeable McGinnis/Lesser characteristics, and that makes sense given that it was likely his first cover. But I would be more likely to believe that Lesser's memory is a slightly mistaken version of reality. Meaning that this might have been the first one that he did in the McGinnis style to try to show publishers and be able to say "Hey, if that's what you guys want, I can do that too!". Either way, we'll never know for sure and it's a really neat piece to have.
Brian Emrich
Member Since 2012
Posted on 2/16/2016
Rubén DaCollector's Paperback Art wrote:
Cool, this is a classic Lesser! I've always enjoyed this one, though I personally would chalk up Lesser's anecdote about it to faulty memory. His sophisticated 'McGinnis' style as this one exhibits, developed between 1960 and 1962. As you can see with my Western he did in 1958, although it's nice and well done, it doesn't exhibit any of the interchangeable McGinnis/Lesser characteristics, and that makes sense given that it was likely his first cover. But I would be more likely to believe that Lesser's memory is a slightly mistaken version of reality. Meaning that this might have been the first one that he did in the McGinnis style to try to show publishers and be able to say "Hey, if that's what you guys want, I can do that too!". Either way, we'll never know for sure and it's a really neat piece to have.i agree and wondered how much he actually remembered as the truth. but i think saying that it was one of the first he did in the mcginnis style to get into the competition, is probably closer to the truth. i do know which mcginnis cover he "borrowed" this from and it's pretty much a rip-off.
Davide G.
Member Since 2009
Posted on 7/10/2019
Wow, one of the sexiest paperback covers I've ever seen!
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