Armand Cabrera Sci Fi Cover Art

Born in 1955 in California, know for his gaming art work, and his work for Lucas Films & Disney. Oil on artist board, landscape with mountains and single man space ship with pilot standing in front in

American born in Chicago (1921-1996) science fiction and fantasy fiction illustrator, doing numerous covers for Doubleday in the 1950-60’s. He was inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame

Ed Emshwiller, American (1925-1990) visual artist notable for his science fiction illustrations and his pioneering experimental films. He usually signed his illustrations as Emsh, did many covers for

Born in N.Y.C. (1935-2010) winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1988. Did cover of Frank Herberts 1st volume of th Done Trilogy. Posthumously inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in

British, born in 1965. Acrylic on board, signed and dated lower right, 1992, cover of Mark Jacobson book entitled Gojiro, Bantam Books, matted and framed, 16 3/4 x 26 1/4", frame, 23 x 33". Lot includ

American (1930-1985), several time Hugo Award winner, know for his work for Ace Books & DAW Books, Gaughan illustrated the covers and hand-lettered title pages for the unauthorized first paperback edi

Born in Canada, raised in Ct., best known for his cover art and illustrator of seven cards for Magic: The Gathering & Animorphs Chronicles. Acrylic on board signed on reverse, cover art for Felicity S

Born in Canada, raised in Ct., best known for his cover art and illustrator of seven cards for Magic: The Gathering & Animorphs Chronicles. Acrylic on board, cover of Roger Zelazny book entitled Wheel

Bob Eggleton, American born in 1960, eight time winner of the Hugo Award, and other honors. Acrylic on board, signed & dated to right of diver, 1994, Chesley & Hugo nominee, cover of Analog Science Fi

Born in Canada, raised in Ct., best known for his cover art and illustrator of seven cards for Magic: The Gathering & Animorphs Chronicles. Oil on board, signed on wheel, lower right, cover art for S.

Born in N.Y.C., (1939-2018) best known for covers for Ace Books, for the Thieves World series. Acrylic on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1986, cover art for video game entitled War On A Distant

Comic book cover from Blackthorne Publishing, who where in operation from 1986-1989. Given the No. 1 this is likely the first in the Alien Worlds series. Acrylic on board, signed lower left and dated

Know as the dean of Science Fiction illustrators (1922-2005) was the second artist inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, 11 time Hugo Award winner, multi Chelsey & Lucas Awards and many more

British born in 1947, know for his cover art for many of the leading Science Fiction writers. Acrylic on paper signed center lower margin, entitled on rear 40,000 in Gehenna other world landscape with

Arcrylic on masonite signed Dameron lower left. American Sci Fi & fantasy artist he produced interior illustrations for many Dungeons & Dragons books and Dragon magazine, as well as cover art for Step

American born in 1945, in N.Y.C., inducted into Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2011, winner of the Hugo Award, Chelsey Award and many others. Ink on board, signed and dated 1992 lower right interior

English born in 1949, has won British Fantasy Award for best artist seven times and in 2008 won the World Fantasy Award. Gouache on paper signed lower right, as above with landscape with space ship in

American (1920-1994), illustrator for Science Fiction magazines from1936 for Fanzine at the age of 16, later became famous for paintings he created for science fiction books and magazines in the 1950s

Born in 1941 and living in Pa. Know for his cover art. Acrylic on board, signed lower right, original proposed cover art for Keith Laumer book entitled The Stars Must Wait. The art director at Baen pu

American author and an artist who is best known as the illustrator and book cover painter of many pieces of horror fiction. He was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel for his 2005

Ink on board, signed lower right illustration for Analog Science Fiction magazine, Dec. 1987, page 80, matted and framed, 8 1/4 x 10 3/4", frame, 11 3/4 x 14 3/4". Condition Fine.

American born in 1960, eight time winner of the Hugo Award, and other honors. Acrylic on paper, study for the painting in lot 119 (see below), initialed and dated lower left EB 94 and signed on matt,

Unidentified painting for a sci-fi pulp magazine circa late 1960s early 70s.Signed Robertson, has some light foxing and water damage.Art measures 13 x 20 unframed.

Includes Superman #72-1951, Sci Fi cover, Prankster appearance, Plastino, Boring & Morimer art. 1st appearance of Alice White