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Frank R. Paul (1884-1963) was an illustrator of US pulp magazines in the science fiction field. He was born in Vienna, Austria and died in Teaneck, New Jersey.A discovery of Hugo Gernsback (himself an immigrant from Luxembourg), Frank R. Paul was influential in defining what both cover art and interior illustrations in the nascent science fiction pulps of the 1920s looked like. more from wikipedia »
Sci Fi - War of the Worlds 1927
Sci Fi - Future Atomic City 1942
Computer as Envisaged in 1927 Illustration to the Thought Machine by Ammianus Marcellinus
Sci Fi - Steering Spaceship 1933
Magazine Cover 1926
The Time Machine the Time Traveller Arrives
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1931
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1931
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1931
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1929
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1941
Sci-Fi Magazine Cover 1929
Science Fiction Cover 1934
Science Fiction Cover 1930
Sci Fi - Gravitron Jet Pack 1928
Sci Fi - Alien and Astronaut 1939
Sci Fi - Mining Machine 1929
Sci Fi - Futuristic Space City 1929
Futuristic City 1941
Sci Fi - Projection Helmets 1929
Sci Fi - Futuristic Robots 1953
Sci Fi - Futuristic City 1934
Stories of the Stars: Aldebaran
Vulcan
Stories of the Stars Antares
As Mars Sees Us
Short Wave and Television: New Electronic Gun Projects Large Television Images
The Land That Time Forgot
The Shot Into Infinity
Space Suit as Foreseen in 1939
Mars Martians Enjoy Less Gravity But Must Withstand a Thinner Atmosphere with Extreme Temperatures
Furry Bats from Pluto
Life Forms on Jupiter
Inhabitants of Mercury
In Laurence Mannings Story "The Man"
Adventure Machines
Into the Subconscious
Martian Raiders Using a Terrible Weapon of Concentrated Sunlight Attack the City of New York
Giant Flying-Boats of the 1930s
Master of the Asteroid
The Thunderer (A Typical Mad Scientist) Dries up a Lake
The Octopus Cycle (Lester and Pratt) Explorers in Africa are Attacked by Giant Land-Octopi
Short Wave and Television: New Electronic Gun Projects Large Television Images
Stories of the Stars: Aldebaran
Stories of the Stars Antares
Vulcan
As Mars Sees Us
Magazine Cover 1926