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Amazing Fact and Science Fiction

The iconic original sci-fi pulp painting by Lloyd Birmingham was created for and used as the cover of “Amazing – Fact and Science Fiction” April 1962. Illustrating the Mark Clifton interior story “Hang Head, Vandal!” this shows a haunting image of a scarecrow made from what remains of a spaceman perched up over the plains of a flatly rendered landscape, made up of but a few perspective lines trailing away into the distance creating a surreal and cerebral science fiction fantasy image.

Hang Head, Vandal!

Artist: Lloyd Birmingham

Filed Under: Paperback & Pulp Art, Sorry, It's Sold
Tagged With: 1960s, Amazing Fact and Science Fiction, american, astronaut, illustration, Lloyd Birmingham, magazine cover, original cover art, pulp, scarecrow, science fiction, space age, surreal
Added to Gallery: August 1, 2012

 

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