The “wordless novel,” wood-engraving art of Lynd Kendall Ward (1905-1985), which “influenced the development of the graphic novel.” #woodengraving #lyndward #meninart #vintagemen #graphicnovel
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« Frankenstein », c. 1934

by Lynd Kendall Ward (American illustrator, 1905-1985)
Woodcut illustration for #Frankenstein "or The Modern Prometheus", by Mary Shelley, Smith & Haas, New York, 1934

#vintagefantasyart #fantasyart #fantasyillustration #LyndWard #MaryShelley #gothicFantasy #woodcut

« Frankenstein », c. 1934

by Lynd Kendall Ward (American illustrator, 1905-1985)
Woodcut illustration for #Frankenstein "or The Modern Prometheus", by Mary Shelley, Smith & Haas, New York, 1934

#vintagefantasyart #fantasyart #fantasyillustration #LyndWard #MaryShelley #gothicFantasy #woodcut

« Frankenstein », c. 1934

by Lynd Kendall Ward (American illustrator, 1905-1985)
Woodcut illustration for #Frankenstein "or The Modern Prometheus", by Mary Shelley, Smith & Haas, New York, 1934

#vintagefantasyart #fantasyart #fantasyillustration #LyndWard #MaryShelley #gothicFantasy #woodcut

#LyndWard

‘Fill ’er up - 9,000 gallons’
Oil Industry Information Committee. 11 June 1949.
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #LyndWard #industrialsublime #oil #industrialoils

I owned a copy of Lynd Ward's wordless woodcut novel, God's Man, when I was in high school, so did Peter Kuper. When we met Eric Drooker, he had a book of Lynd Ward too. If there was one artist who influenced the World War 3 collective, it was Lynd Ward. #art #comics #anarchy #LyndWard

Lynd Ward! 👇
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What I'm also reading now. #lyndward