I confess to having had a shock of recognition in reading the lines written on the page “Frères humains, qui après nous vivez,/N’ayez les cœurs contre nous endurcis…“, the opening words of François Villon’s Ballade des pendus. Not from reading Villon, so much (sadly, I am not so literate), but because Truman Capote used them as the opening epigraph for In Cold Blood.
It all connects, I guess.
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#Paperback publishers often recycled #illustrations. Extra pts for the gender switch!
1952/1956 covers by Robert Stanley, born otd in 1918. pic.twitter.com/D02FAuwnB5— Michael Bloom (@Michael_BloomMR) March 28, 2017
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Who's next?
I'm hungryArt #BenNewman pic.twitter.com/ZK3O1vJuFD
— SakuranboDaruma (@SakuranboDaruma) March 28, 2017
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Hungry of you#loimmaginocosi
Art #DiogoSaito pic.twitter.com/5yZvboeXtG— SakuranboDaruma (@SakuranboDaruma) March 24, 2017
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I can't fathom how a human with a pencil even executed this. RIP Bernie Wrightson. pic.twitter.com/cbl7vqS1Kg
— John Gholson (@gholson) March 19, 2017
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Here's our next Bruce Pennington artwork. Can you guess what book it's from. No Googling!
As a clue, it's an ERB… pic.twitter.com/DiIAJLr8m0
— Pulp Librarian (@PulpLibrarian) March 18, 2017
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You're always in me
Art #AndresAlvarez pic.twitter.com/8b4JAEPCLV
— SakuranboDaruma (@SakuranboDaruma) March 16, 2017
Lorenzo Sabia has a DeviantArt site here. Twitter source:
When the night has come and I'm the Queen of your darkness
Art #LorenzoSabia pic.twitter.com/Fg5s0mnmMy
— SakuranboDaruma (@SakuranboDaruma) March 14, 2017
