Joseph Clement Coll: The Art of Adventure -- paperback
Joseph Clement Coll: The Art of Adventure
by John Fleskes
Introduction by Al Williamson and Mark Schultz.
First Edition
2003
Paperback
168 pages
Brand new copy sealed in shrinkwrap
Joseph Clement Coll executed hundreds of drawings for Associated Sunday Magazines. Because of the magazines’ rarity, these images have remained relatively unknown. Selected from a near complete run — from 1904 to 1917 — over 220 of the finest are reproduced here, many for the first time since their original publication. Over 40 have been scanned direct from the original art and rendered for the most part at full size, revealing the tonal effects lost in the original printed form. This is the first time such a large collection of Coll’s originals has been assembled in one volume, showcasing his brilliant imagination and ease at handling adventure art.
Joseph Clement Coll: The Art of Adventure
by John Fleskes
Introduction by Al Williamson and Mark Schultz.
First Edition
2003
Paperback
168 pages
Brand new copy sealed in shrinkwrap
Joseph Clement Coll executed hundreds of drawings for Associated Sunday Magazines. Because of the magazines’ rarity, these images have remained relatively unknown. Selected from a near complete run — from 1904 to 1917 — over 220 of the finest are reproduced here, many for the first time since their original publication. Over 40 have been scanned direct from the original art and rendered for the most part at full size, revealing the tonal effects lost in the original printed form. This is the first time such a large collection of Coll’s originals has been assembled in one volume, showcasing his brilliant imagination and ease at handling adventure art.
Joseph Clement Coll: The Art of Adventure
by John Fleskes
Introduction by Al Williamson and Mark Schultz.
First Edition
2003
Paperback
168 pages
Brand new copy sealed in shrinkwrap
Joseph Clement Coll executed hundreds of drawings for Associated Sunday Magazines. Because of the magazines’ rarity, these images have remained relatively unknown. Selected from a near complete run — from 1904 to 1917 — over 220 of the finest are reproduced here, many for the first time since their original publication. Over 40 have been scanned direct from the original art and rendered for the most part at full size, revealing the tonal effects lost in the original printed form. This is the first time such a large collection of Coll’s originals has been assembled in one volume, showcasing his brilliant imagination and ease at handling adventure art.