Glynn Crain :: Ed Emshwiller

Ed Emshwiller - The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - May 1962

Artist: Ed Emshwiller (All)

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Ed Emshwiller - The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - May 1962 Comic Art

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Title:	Ed Emshwiller - The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - May 1962
Artist:	Ed Emshwiller (All)
Media Type:	Paint - Acrylic
Art Type:	Cover
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	2,940
Likes on CAF:	6 7
Comments:	7
Added to Site:	12/22/2020
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Ed Emshwiller cover painting for The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - May 1962 illustrating a scene from the novelet "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed" by Vance Aandahl.

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Duke Fleed aka #1 Groo Fan
Member Since 2013

1 - Posted on 12/22/2020

Wild Pick UP!. Congrats!!

Glynn Crain
Member Since 2011

Posted on 12/22/2020

Duke Fleed aka #1 Groo Fan wrote:

Wild Pick UP!. Congrats!!

Thank you!

Ray Cuthbert
Member Since 2003

1 - Posted on 12/22/2020

This is an interesting painting. The female in the foregroundseems a normal lovely lass, but the human on her level looks like almost a different species in addition to the more primitive caveman type on the ledge. Do you know if this all works into the story?

Glynn Crain
Member Since 2011

Posted on 12/22/2020

Ray Cuthbert wrote:

This is an interesting painting.� The female in the foregroundseems a normal lovely lass, but the human on her level looks like almost a different species in addition to the more primitive caveman type on the ledge.� Do you know if this all works into the story?

Just got the painting and have not yet read the story.

Amra The Lion
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/23/2020

Wowzers!

John Davis
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 12/23/2020

Nice pick up, Glynn!

Glynn Crain
Member Since 2011

Posted on 12/23/2020

John Davis wrote:

Nice pick up, Glynn!

Thanks John!

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