N.C. Wyeth: King Arthur and Kind Words
N.C. Wyeth wasn’t just one of the greatest and most influential artists of the twentieth century. He also did something very cool for one of his fans in the February of 1931.
Read MoreDeclarations, Derleth and Howardian Fourths
Today marks the two-hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, of course. However, it also marks other notable anniversaries...several with connections to Robert E. Howard.
Read MoreCimmerian Remembrance: Frazetta Is Still My Favorite Artist
When Frank Frazetta died fifteen years ago, the bloggers at the Cimmerian website joined forces to pay homage to the Master of Fantasy Art. Those essays still hold up.
Read MoreN.C. Wyeth's Art for The Scottish Chiefs
Jane Porter wrote one of the very first modern historical novels, The Scottish Chiefs, in 1809. In 1921, Charles Scribner's Sons reissued an edited version of Porter's novel. They gave it the deluxe treatment , with a stunning dustjacket, endpapers and interior illustrations by the legendary N.C. Wyeth.
Read MoreN.C. Wyeth's Art for The Black Arrow
The combination of Robert Louis Stevenson’s prose and N.C. Wyeth’s art was one of the great pairings in the history of book publishing.
Read MoreHail to the King: N.C. Wyeth
N.C. Wyeth created a body of work that has influenced American Illustration up to the present day. If you love the art of Frank Frazetta or Brom, thank Wyeth.
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