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Mar 31 2008, 07:34 AM
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Mar 31 2008, 08:57 AM
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Interesting: http://dreamsofspace.nfshost.com/spaceart.htm
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Apr 1 2008, 03:44 AM
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Interesting: http://dreamsofspace.nfshost.com/spaceart.htm I remember a lot (though certainly not all, or even most) of that art from the children's space books I used to read when I was young -- I wish I still had some of those books! Libraries have long since discarded them as "out of date", and used book stores rarely carry them. Chesley Bonestell was of course the best space artist from the period, but I am also partial to the work of Jack Coggins -- which, if not so technically proficient, had a wonderful way of capturing the darkness and loneliness of distant regions of space. |
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