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Golden Fleece pulp, February 1939 - "Lords of the Tideless Sea" by H. Bedford-Jones

Location: Harold Delay
Artist: Harold Delay (All)

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Golden Fleece December 1938
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Location: Harold Delay
Title: Golden Fleece pulp, February 1939 - "Lords of the Tideless Sea" by H. Bedford-Jones*
Artist:  Harold Delay (All)
Media Type: Paint - Oil
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1035
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Comments: 1
Added to Site: 2/6/2016

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Tonight, a painting by illustrator Harold Delay. For the pulps, Delay contributed several fine covers and interior illustrations for the adventure pulp, Golden Fleece, as well as for Weird Tales. He also did work for some of Golden Fleece's sister magazines, such as 10 Story Book. Prior to that, he did book (including an Oz book), magazine and advertising illustration for many years, and eventually did do some comic art in the early 1940's.

Delay lived in the Chicago area, and this painting came out of a closet in Elgin, IL several years back. I've heard that at one point, a bank in Evanston, IL was decorated with Delay murals, but I've never tracked that down.

I'm only aware of a few originals of his that have survived. This was the cover for Golden Fleece, February 1939, illustrating "Lords of the Tideless Sea" by the prolific H. Bedford-Jones.

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Ken Z Member Since 2006
Posted On 3/7/2016

Damn, I've been in Elgin but never found anything like this Fantastic painting.