Boris Artzybasheff
Illustrator and science fiction artist
Born
1899
126 years ago
Died
July 16th, 1965
59 years ago — 66 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in Ukraine, Artzybasheff moved to the United States where he became a prominent illustrator. His work primarily focused on depicting industrial and technological themes. Among his most notable projects were book illustrations and magazine covers for publications like Fortune and The Saturday Evening Post. His unique style blended realism with imaginative interpretations, earning him recognition in the field of illustration. He also created a series of memorable book covers for science fiction novels, showcasing a distinctive approach to genre art. His legacy in the field continues to influence contemporary illustrators.
Illustrated covers for Fortune magazine
Created notable science fiction illustrations
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