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The Fiend In You

Location: SOLD
Artist: richard powers (Painter)

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Location: SOLD
Title: The Fiend In You*
Artist:  richard powers (Painter)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 610
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 10/24/2018

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A neat little macabre piece by Powers. Part of Ballantine's Chamber of Horror series, this anthology was edited by Charles Beaumont (1962).

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mixed media
13 x 7

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artless artmore Member Since 2013
Posted On 10/24/2018

Cool!  I particlurly like the imagery at the lower left of the montage

John Davis Member Since 2014
Posted On 10/24/2018

artless artmore wrote:
"  Cool!  I particlurly like the imagery at the lower left of the montage
 "

Yes, that little landscape element (very similar to his "alien landscapes" style for the 50's).  I never noticed from the book cover, but there is TINY little robot on that planet too!

Todd Hignite Member Since 2006
Posted On 10/24/2018

Really love this one, John--my favorite period--looks like it's truly beautiful in person. Big congrats!

John Davis Member Since 2014
Posted On 10/24/2018

Todd Hignite wrote:
"  Really love this one, John--my favorite period--looks like it's truly beautiful in person. Big congrats!
 "

Thanks, Todd.  Powers had such a range of styles.  Most folks associate him with SF imagery (which I obviously LOVE), but I'm also a huge fan of his macabre/horror work, especially his early Ballantine "chamber of horror" pieces.

Victor Dricks Member Since 2006
Posted On 10/24/2018

Great addition to your treasure trove...