or: Frazetta helps himself to a handful of Bridgman
Frank Frazetta Billie Movie Poster Unused Illustration, Original Art (MGM, 1965) |
George B. Bridgman Hands cut and pasted from Bridgman books |
Frank Frazetta Billie with Bridgman Hands overlay |
sample page from The Book of a Hundred Hands by George B. Bridgman |
Impressive discovery.
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DeleteI agree-- great catch. And yet, it can't be, because Frazetta himself explained that he never copied.
DeleteThis must be an optical illusion.
He was one sly bastard!!!
DeleteFrank swipe??? No way!............just kidding
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DeleteI was just at the newly opened Frazetta museum in Stroudsburg over the weekend. And they have a little area that recreates his studio space with chair, palette, table and easel. And on the table, among other bric-a-brac, is Frazetta's copy of Bridgman's Constructive Anatomy.
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