Roy Krenkel

American illustrator of fantasy art

Roy Krenkel - American illustrator of fantasy art
Born

July 11th, 1918
106 years ago

Died

1983
42 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An illustrator active during the mid-20th century, contributed extensively to the genre of fantasy art. Worked with publishing companies to illustrate numerous works, including those of renowned authors in the science fiction and fantasy genres. Gained recognition for collaborations with famous writers and for his own original creations. Influenced the visual style of many fantasy narratives through distinctive artwork, particularly in book illustrations and magazine covers.

Illustrated stories for Edgar Rice Burroughs

Created covers for 'Famous Monsters of Filmland'

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