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Gary Gianni - Solomon Kane

Location: Mark of Kane
Artist: Gary Gianni (All)

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Artwork Details
Location: Mark of Kane
Title: Gary Gianni - Solomon Kane *
Artist:  Gary Gianni (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Illustration
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 410
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 6/8/2024

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Description
Every once in a while, you come across an artist that sets fire to a character, Frazetta to Conan, Kirby to Thor. This is what it felt like for me in seeing Gianni's work with REH projects, specifically the Savage Tales of Solomon Kane.

For some reason his work on Solomon Kane really resonated with me. I know I'm not the only one, heck even Randy Bowen composed a sculpture to one of his images. Pretty impressive!

I let one of his Solomon Kane images foolishly go by at a HA auction but then saw this come up in the very next auction. This one wasn't getting by!

This image is set in the story "Blades of the Brotherhood" or "The Blue Flame of Vengeance" Kane becomes involved in intrigues revolving around a hot-blooded youngster (Hollister) whose girlfriend is kidnapped by pirates. Hollister ends up battling their Captain, Banway, who is about to kill him when Kane steps in and comes to battle (shown here.)

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Favorite Hero Member Since 2023
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Posted On 6/8/2024

Great piece!  I was an underbidder on HA for this, but glad to see it went to a special collection and someone that appreciates some Gianni and REH work.  As a consolation, the following week I was able to get a Krenkel from Sowers of the Thunder :-)

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/9/2024

Great thrust pose to show the many hours of practice the character must have had to master the form.  The parry is also strong to open up to deflect it.  The edge of the water to the beach is what makes the perspective work in this piece.

Paperchaser 1968 Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 6/20/2024

...now that is something!!

John Voytek Member Since 2008
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Posted On 6/24/2024

Congratulations! Love it!....both Gianni's art and Solomon Kane! I always wanted a piece of artwork from this project, and wow....you've scored a real gem.