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Ian Miller - The Time Machine - 1974

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Artist: Ian Miller (All)

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The Time Machine - H. G. Wells
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Location: Ian Miller
Title: Ian Miller - The Time Machine - 1974*
Artist:  Ian Miller (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 531
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 10
Added to Site: 5/10/2022

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Another Windy City Pulp and Paper Convention find, this wonderfully psychedelic Ian Miller cover art for The Time Machine by H. G. Wells. Published by Pan Science Fiction in 1974.

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Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
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Posted On 5/10/2022

I would use the word groovy about this but was that word not already out of date in 1974?. This is classic Miller.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/10/2022

Peter Sullivan wrote:
"  I would use the word groovy about this but was that word not already out of date in 1974?. This is classic Miller.
 "

It's all copacetic, the art is of a time machine, so he'll get your references no matter what era they are from.  This is the cat's meow and drips with stimulating and eye catching colors!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
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Posted On 5/10/2022

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  It's all copacetic, the art is of a time machine, so he'll get your references no matter what era they are from.  This is the cat's meow and drips with stimulating and eye catching colors!
 "

I had to look up the word copacetic. Did you do spelling competitions as a youngster, or have cruel parents who only let you read one book? "Another dictionary for Christmas. Thank you." Who said you cannot learn something new every day?

Amir E Member Since 2020
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Posted On 5/10/2022

Incredibly imaginative and colorful piece! Thanks for sharing!

Glynn Crain Member Since 2011
Posted On 5/11/2022

Amir E wrote:
"  Incredibly imaginative and colorful piece! Thanks for sharing!
 "

You're welcome!

Dan F Member Since 2004
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Posted On 5/11/2022

Awesome!

Eric Wenger Member Since 2012
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Posted On 5/11/2022

Such masterful use of bold and opaque and light translucent colors. Chaotic and still held together in the composition. Miller is so distinct and this is a great representation. Congrats on this.

Glynn Crain Member Since 2011
Posted On 5/11/2022

Eric Wenger wrote:
"  Such masterful use of bold and opaque and light translucent colors. Chaotic and still held together in the composition. Miller is so distinct and this is a great representation. Congrats on this.
 "

Thank you!

Gregg and Amanda Spatz Member Since 2010
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Posted On 5/12/2022

Very cool! Never had seen this one before.

Heid  Antillon Member Since 2025
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Posted On 5/17/2025

Really great art. One of the few pieces wouldn't think was a miller. 

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