Lawrence Stevens — Famous Fantastic Mysteries
December 1947
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- Thomas Haller Buchanan
- My name is Thom Buchanan. I'm an artist and photographer. People are my favorite subjects to portray in art and photos. My wife (and studio partner) has called that my 'people skills', as I've been passionately creating portrait studies for many years. I refer to myself as a pictorialist, a combination of image-making and journalist. Images are my life.
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Scan Unto Others
As You Would Have Them
Scan Unto You.
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- Heavy Heart
- The Whole Town was Determined to Kill Him
- Perplexed
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- Intriguing for the Eye
- Serenade
- Strangely Believe It!
- Let's We Forget Dept.
- By Request
- Flora in Her Realm
- Luminous Life
- Same was True
- Multiples
- Severin Obit
- Art is Art
- Opium Den
- Deadlines
- Rarified Atmosphere
- The Value of Time
- Resurfaced
- Magic Scene
- Hot Stuff in That Cold War
- Female Life and Being
- If I Was a Kid in 1921
- The Comics Were Fun!
- Fanfare
- More Entertaining
- Don Juan
- Bold, Colorful & Dynamic
- Mirk-Wood Times
- Severin
- Beauty and Decay
- Defensive Formation
- Soldier Girls
- Postcard
- Ephemeral and Elusive
- Aesthetic Wavelength
- K.O. ?
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- Taste from Another World
- Our Modern Era
- Spock
- Compare
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- Terror of Blank Paper
- 'Audition'
- The Diabolical Zerd!
- Painting is Poetry
- Peas with Honey
- The Infinite Collection
- Athenaeum
- Swimsuit Issue Time (Again)
- For Bliss and Irish Watches
- This is How it Works
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3 comments:
Those old pulp artists had mad skills that are under appreciated today.
Artists like this were doing better work than could be justified by the pay itself. In effect, they were subsidizing art.
It's very nice, with dynamic and balanced composition. I like that she is both strong and feminine, and there is mystery to the illustration and the caption.
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