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Brian Emrich UNITED STATES
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The Thousand Islands Snatch - story illustration by Bob Abbett

Location: Men's Adventure Magazine Art
Artist: Bob Abbett (Painter)

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Location: Men's Adventure Magazine Art
Title: The Thousand Islands Snatch - story illustration by Bob Abbett*
Artist:  Bob Abbett (Painter)
Media Type: Paint - Watercolor
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2598
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 6/2/2019

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Story illustration by Bob Abbett for the Argosy story The Thousand Islands Snatch by Nicholas Monsarrat. Published June 1961.

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Terry Doyle Member Since 2004
Posted On 6/2/2019

Really good, love the colouring.

Posted On 6/2/2019

Well you certainly are on an Abbett kick this week, aren't you? But it's a good thing! Anytime I can see multiple originals from the best illustrators in quick succession, I'm all in! This is a very disturbing image. When you actually stop and take the time to put yourself in the woman's place and think what it must feel like to be in that position, desperately trying to find a way out, all the while knowing your last few seconds of life are ticking away and that it will end in agonizing panic and torture, it's really quite sobering.

Brian Emrich Member Since 2012
Posted On 6/3/2019

Rubén DaCollector's Paperback Art wrote:
"  Well you certainly are on an Abbett kick this week, aren't you? But it's a good thing! Anytime I can see multiple originals from the best illustrators in quick succession, I'm all in! This is a very disturbing image. When you actually stop and take the time to put yourself in the woman's place and think what it must feel like to be in that position, desperately trying to find a way out, all the while knowing your last few seconds of life are ticking away and that it will end in agonizing panic and torture, it's really quite sobering.
 "

It's one of four of my wife's favorite paintings i own! Maybe it's a fantasy of hers...

chris oxford Member Since 2021
Posted On 3/5/2024

Brian Emrich wrote:
"  It's one of four of my wife's favorite paintings i own! Maybe it's a fantasy of hers...
 "

Its kinda hot