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Darko Zdenac CROATIA
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Original sci-fi cover art for Terra Astra (German sci-fi pulp series) No. 557, 1982.

Location: Sci-fi cover art
Artist: Themistokles Kanellakis (Painter)

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The published art for Terra Astra No. 557, 1982!
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Location: Sci-fi cover art
Title: Original sci-fi cover art for Terra Astra (German sci-fi pulp series) No. 557, 1982. *
Artist:  Themistokles Kanellakis (Painter)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2587
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 7/4/2015

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Original sci-fi cover art by Greek artist Themistokles Kanellakis (born in 1953) for the German sci-fi-pulp-novel ''Welt ohne Sterne'' (Engl.: "World without Stars"). See also the image below for the published art.

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George Hagenauer Member Since 2005
Posted On 2/3/2021

Thanks for posting these - I have had a few of them over the years also and really enjoy older scifi art- in your case you also have attrribution to the stories and it is fascinating seeing the mix of American authors I know well and European authors I know nothing about!

Darko Zdenac Member Since 2015
Posted On 2/6/2021

George Hagenauer wrote:
"  Thanks for posting these - I have had a few of them over the years also and really enjoy older scifi art- in your case you also have attrribution to the stories and it is fascinating seeing the mix of American authors I know well and European authors I know nothing about!
 "

...very interesting are also the Sci-Fi-Covers which show a coincidental (or even intentional) similarity with American
publications, compare the (printed) cover of the French Sci-Fi-Comic-Series Meteor #5 (1953,
http://meteor.proftnj.com/metc005.htm) and EC's Weird Fantasy #17 (1953). In this case the interior content/stories
do not show a close connection as the covers may indicate.