| FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION: COVER ART (by date) |
| No. |
Issue Date |
Cover Artist |
Comments |
| 151 |
1963 DEC |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Tree of Time" by Damon Knight |
| 152 |
1964 JAN |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Tree of Time" by Damon Knight |
| 153 |
1964 FEB |
Gaughan, Jack |
(1930-1985) cover illustrates "The House by the Crab Apple Tree" by S.S. Johnson; Gaughan did 21 covers for F&SF; working name for John Brian Francis Gaughan; born in Springfield, OH; attended Dayton Art Institute; active in sf fandom |
| 154 |
1964 MAR |
Hunter, Mel |
8th cover in Last Man series; depicts the robot painting a post-apocalypse scene as it used to be |
| 155 |
1964 APR |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "Into the Shop" by Ron Goulart; Gaughan sold his 1st artwork while still in school to Fantasy Book #5 1949, & 6 1950; did freelance artwork since mid-1950s |
| 156 |
1964 MAY |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Illuminated Man" by J.G. Ballard |
| 157 |
1964 JUN |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Triumph of Pegasus" by F.A. Javor |
| 158 |
1964 JUL |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "Cantata 140" by Philip K. Dick |
| 159 |
1964 AUG |
Roth, James |
cover illustrates "When the Change-Winds Blow" by Fritz Leiber; Roth did 2 covers for F&SF |
| 160 |
1964 SEP |
Hunter, Mel |
see p.90, depicts "a ship descending thru the cloud layers on the day side of Venus", one of a group of murals he's doing for the World's Fair in N.Y.C. |
| 161 |
1964 OCT |
Bonestell, Chesley |
see p.81, depicts "three space ships pass the moon on their way to Mars," a painting from Bonestell & Ley: Beyond the Solar System |
| 162 |
1964 NOV |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Third Coordinate" by Adam Smith |
| 163 |
1964 DEC |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "Buffoon" by Edward Wellen; Gaughan's series of interior illustrations for Jack Vance's story "The Dragon Masters" in GAL 1962 AUG, vaulted him to the forefront of sf illustrators |
| 164 |
1965 JAN |
Hunter, Mel |
"depicts three ships descending to the surface of Triton, inner satellite of Neptune," one of a group of murals done for the World's Fair at N.Y.C. |
| 165 |
1965 FEB |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "Marque and Reprisal" by Poul Anderson; Gaughan became the only artist to win both the HUG for Best Professional & Best Fan artists in the same year, 1967; also won HUG, Best Artist, in 1967-1969, & was nominated 8 other times |
| 166 |
1965 MAR |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth" by Roger Zelazny |
| 167 |
1965 APR |
Tanner, Bert |
cover illustrates "Arsenal Port" by Poul Anderson; Tanner did 11 covers for F&SF; Tanner also did 6 covers for VSF; he was the Art Director for VSF for its 2nd run, 1969 MAY-1970 AUG |
| 168 |
1965 MAY |
Hunter, Mel |
depicts a spaceship soaring over a planet |
| 169 |
1965 JUN |
Roth, James |
cover illustrates "Admiralty" by Poul Anderson |
| 170 |
1965 JUL |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "Rogue Dragon" by Avram Davidson; Gaughan was art director for GAL & IFS, 1969-72; see Biolog in ANA 1977 FEB, & biography in ASI 1979 APR; see obit by Barry B. Longyear in AMZ 1986 JAN |
| 171 |
1965 AUG |
Tanner, Bert |
depicts a spaceship in flight over a planet; Tanner has illus., with Fred L. Wolff, the book by Martin Caidin: War for the Moon: The Inside Story of the U.S. and Soviet Lunar Probes and Man's Coming Flights to the Moon(1959) |
| 172 |
1965 SEP |
Tanner, Bert |
cover illustrates "The Saliva Tree" by Brian W. Aldiss; Tanner was N-1973 LOC, for Best Magazine Artist |
| 173 |
1965 OCT |
Bonestell, Chesley |
see p.98, depicts "three space ships spiralling out from Mars for the return trip to Earth," from Bonestell & Ley: Beyond the Solar System |
| 174 |
1965 NOV |
Morrow, Gray |
(1934-2001) cover illustrates "... And Call Me Conrad" by Roger Zelazny; Morrow did 8 covers for F&SF; wn. for Dwight Graydon Morrow; born in Fort Wayne, IN; attended the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts; influenced by Joseph Coll, Finlay, Mitchell Hooks, Austin Briggs |
| 175 |
1965 DEC |
Tanner, Bert |
cover illustrates "The Overworld" by Jack Vance |
| 176 |
1966 JAN |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "L'Arc de Jeanne" by Robert F. Young; see biography of Gaughan in Robert Weinberg: A Biographical Dictionary of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists(1988); he was a prolific artist for paperback & magazine covers, & interior black & white illus. |
| 177 |
1966 FEB |
Salter, George |
cover illustrates "The Gadge System" by R. Bretnor |
| 178 |
1966 MAR |
Morrow, Gray |
cover illustrates "Angels Unawares" by Zenna Henderson; Morrow was a popular cover artist in the 1960s, who did over 100 covers for Ace's Perry Rhodan series; 1st cover for an sf mag. was for WOT 1964 JUN; was N-1966-1968 HUG, for Best Professional Artist |
| 179 |
1966 APR |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "The Sorcerer Pharesm" by Jack Vance; Gaughan N-1971, for Best Fan Cartoonist; N-1972-1977, & 1979-1980, for Best Magazine Artist; to honor the memory of Gaughan, the Jack Gaughan Award for Best Emerging Artist was created in 1986 |
| 180 |
1966 MAY |
Hunter, Mel |
depicts spaceships flying up out of a planetary chasm |
| 181 |
1966 JUN |
Castellon, H. |
cover illustrates "This Moment of the Storm" by Roger Zelazny; Castellon's only cover for F&SF; Hector Castellon |
| 182 |
1966 JUL |
Bonestell, Chesley |
see p.77, depicts "a planet with its life at an early stage of cultural development," around the double star Beta Lyrae |
| 183 |
1966 AUG |
Morrow, Gray |
cover illustrates "The Productions of Time" by John Brunner; Morrow has also done artwork for comic books, the comic strip Big Ben Bolt, the mags. National Lampoon, & Heavy Metal, among others, & on posters, filmstrips, children's books, TV animation, etc. |
| 184 |
1966 SEP |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "The Productions of Time" by John Brunner; see Gaughan's entry in Vincent Di Fate: Infinite Worlds: The Fantastic Visions of Science Fiction Art(1998) |
| 185 |
1966 OCT |
Emsh |
Special Isaac Asimov & 17th Anniversary Issue, cover depicts Isaac Asimov & some characters and scenes from his most famous stories |
| 186 |
1966 NOV |
Tanner, Bert |
cover illustrates "The Manor of Roses" by Thomas Burnett Swann |
| 187 |
1966 DEC |
Purcell, Howard |
(1919?-1981) cover illustrates "Bumberboom" by Avram Davidson; note on p.95, says cover painting was flipped in printing, so left arm is uplifted; Purcell's only cover for F&SF; Purcell was a well-known artist for DC Comics |
| 188 |
1967 JAN |
Morrow, Gray |
cover illustrates "The Little People" by John Christopher; Morrow has cover illustrates the Childhood of Famous Americans Series, which incl. Carl Ben Eielson: Young Alaskan Pilot(1960), John Burroughs: Boy of Field and Stream(1964), Crispus Attucks: Boy of Valor(1965) |
| 189 |
1967 FEB |
Bonestell, Chesley |
see p.39, "depicts Zeta Aurigae, a giant red star ... and its smaller hot blue companion" |
| 190 |
1967 MAR |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "The Little People" by John Christopher |
| 191 |
1967 APR |
Morrow, Gray |
cover illustrates "Dawn" by Roger Zelazny; Morrow has book with Zelazny, The Authorized Illustrated Book of Roger Zelazny(1978); with James Lawrence, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century(1981); see his website at home.epix.net/~grazan/, & obit in LOC 2001 DEC |
| 192 |
1967 MAY |
Walotsky, Ronald |
(1943-2002) cover illustrates "Planetoid Idiot" by Phyllis Gotlieb; this cover his 1st commission; Walotsky also did covers for F&SF as Ron Walotsky, he did 56 covers for F&SF; born in Brooklyn, graduated from the School of Visual Arts in N.Y.C. in 1966 |
| 193 |
1967 JUN |
Tanner, Bert |
cover illustrates "Death and the Executioner" by Roger Zelazny; Walotsky has book, Inner Visions: The Art of Ron Walotsky(2000) |
| 194 |
1967 JUL |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "The Day Before Forever" by Keith Laumer |
| 195 |
1967 AUG |
Walotsky, Ronald |
cover illustrates "Reduction in Arms" by Tom Purdom; Walotsky was interested in surrealistic art & got into sf cover illustrates "because it was the closest way for me to paint the type of work I enjoyed and get paid for it"(Weinberg) |
| 196 |
1967 SEP |
Corben, Richard V. |
(1940- ) see p.52, depicts a three-man spaceship in search of minerals in the asteroid belt; Corben's only cover for F&SF, his 1st professional sale; born in Anderson, MO; attended Kansas City Art Institute; he's a major force in underground comic field |
| 197 |
1967 OCT |
Bonestell, Chesley |
see p.46, depicts the grave of an astronaut along the edge of a huge crater on Mars |
| 198 |
1967 NOV |
Morrow, Gray |
cover illustrates "The Sword Swallower" by Ron Goulart; Morrow has ya novel with Julianne Klemm, X-Men: To Stop a Juggernaut(1993), based on TV series; see his entry in Weinberg: A Biographical Dictionary of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists(1988) |
| 199 |
1967 DEC |
Gaughan, Jack |
cover illustrates "The Cloud-Sculptors of Coral D" by J.G. Ballard |
| 200 |
1968 JAN |
Emsh, Ed |
cover illustrates "They Are Not Robbed" by Richard McKenna |
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