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New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin Along Right Edge. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School Of Visual Arts In New York City, And He Never Lost His Interest In… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1968. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Image Area About 5 7/8" X 8 1/8", Small White Margins. Fine Except A Little Damp-Spotting To White Margin Along Bottom Edge. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except Tiny Dampstains At Right Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1967. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin At Upper Right Corner. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School Of Visual Arts In New York City, And He Never Lost His Interest… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1967. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Wraparound. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To Bottom Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Wraparound. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin Along Bottom Edge. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School Of Visual Arts In New York City, And He Never Lost His… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1966. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover. Fine.

New York: Mercury Press, 1968. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Wraparound. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin Along Bottom Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Wraparound. Fine Except A Tiny Dampstain At Lower Left Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1967. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Wraparound. Fine Except A Tiny Dampstain At Lower Left And Lower Right Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Near Fine.

New York: Mercury Press, 1971. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Print. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin Along Right Edge. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School Of Visual Arts In New York City, And He Never Lost His Interest In… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1970. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover, Print. Fine Except A Little Dampspotting To White Margin Along Right Edge. Ronald Walotsky (1943-2002) Was A Us Illustrator Who Began His Career In Sf Art With The Cover For The May 1967 Edition Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction, Illustrating Phyllis Gotlieb's Novelette "Planetoid Idiot". Walotsky Would Continue To Be Associated With F&Sf For The Rest Of His Life, Painting Some Sixty Covers For The Magazine. He Also Produced Many Book Covers And Brochure Paintings For The Science Fiction Book Club In Addition To Covers For Trade Publishers - The First Being Commissioned By Avon For Wyman Guin's Collection Living Way Out (1967) - Record Sleeves, Posters, Erotica And Much Else, Including Four Cards For The Magic: The Gathering Collectible Card Game. Walotsky Received His Formal Art Training At The School Of Visual Arts In New York City, And He Never Lost His Interest In… Read More

Concord: Mercury Press, 1970. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except A Tiny Dampstains Along Right Edge, In White Border.

New York: Mercury Press, 1965. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine.

New York: Mercury Press, 1968. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine.

New York: Mercury Press, 1966. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Proof, Color. Fine Excpt For A Few Tiny Dampspots In White Margin At Lower Right Corner. Edmund Alexander Emshwiller (1925 - 1990), Better Known As Ed Emshwiller, Was An American Visual Artist Notable For His Science Fiction Illustrations And His Pioneering Experimental Films. He Usually Signed His Illustrations As Emsh But Sometimes Used Ed Emsh, Ed Emsler, Willer And Others. From 1951 To 1979, While Living In Levittown, New York, Emshwiller Created Covers And Interior Illustrations For Dozens Of Science Fiction Paperbacks And Magazines, Notably Galaxy And The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction. He Debuted In The Pulp Magazines With About 50 Interior Illustrations And Four Cover Paintings For The May To December 1951 Issues Of Galaxy, A Monthly Edited By H. L. Gold. In That Year Or 1952 He Also Did His First Book Cover For The U.S. Paperback Edition Of Odd John (Galaxy Publishing Corp.) Because He… Read More

New York: Mercury Press, 1968. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except Tiny Dampstains At Right Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1969. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Near Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine Except Tiny Dampstains At Right Edge.

New York: Mercury Press, 1971. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Coverprint. Fine Except Tiny Dampstain At Lower Right White Margin. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter (1927 - 2004) Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator, Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein, As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon, Hayden Planetarium, And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy, Astronautics, And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S, And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios.… Read More