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Pulp Art recreation: Suspension

Introduction

A re-creation by a newcomer to Erotic Mad Science, Horst Dounichdy-Glokken.

Image

d-g.dime-mystery

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Source

dime-mystery-magazine

The cover of Dime Mystery Magazine (March 1938). Unfortunately I haven’t been able to identify the original artist. I originally blogged the image at Strung up and Statufied at Infernal Wonders.

The Artist

Horst Dounichdy-Glokken, born 1972 in Oberhoffen-sur-Moder, Alsace, studied Communications Design and Psychology in Brussels and Berlin. She works as a freelance consultant for politicians and business leaders. Under her male pseudonym Horst Dounichdy-Glokken she has been publishing erotic comics with German S/M magazine Schlagzeilen, Weissblech Comics and French publisher La Musardine since 2011. She maintains a professional website here.

Pulp Art recreations VI: Fed into the machine

Introduction

This illustration is by another Erotic Mad Science newcomer, Spanish artist José Augusto Cano.

Image

jose-augusto.thrilling-mystery

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Source

thrilling-mystery-aug-1936

The provenance on this image was researched by Bacchus in a post “Thrilling Mystery” at Infernal Wonders.

The Artist

José Augusto Cano has a DeviantArt site here and a professional site here.

Pulp Art recreations V: Lights, camera, peril!

Introduction

Another one by Frans Mensink, showing an actress who really needs to fire her agent.

Image

mensink.lights-camera-peril

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I originally blogged this in a post “Lights, Camera, Peril” at Infernal Wonders, but that post lacked much in the way of provenance. A little subsequence Internet research shows that the source of the illustration is the April 1936 cover of Saucy Movie Tales by the prolific American pulp artist Norman Saunders (1907-1989). This appears to be the unredacted cover:

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Found in this gallery at American Art Archives. There is a dedicated Norman Saunders site here.

The Artist

Frans Mensink has a DeviantArt site here and a professional site here.