| Issue Date |
Cover Artist |
Comments |
| 1970 JUN |
Gaughan, Jack |
illus. "The Tocsin" by D.F. Jones |
| 1970 NOV |
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cover illustrates "Alpha Bets" by Sonya Dorman |
| 1971 FEB |
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cover illustrates "The Faceless Man" by Jack Vance |
| 1973 JUN |
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cover illustrates "The Asutra" by Jack Vance |
| 1976 MAR |
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cover illustrates "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" by Richard Cowper |
| 1980 FEB |
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cover illustrates "Fud Smee" by Freff |
| 1988 MAR |
Gervais, Stephen |
illus. "The Sun, the Sea, and the Silent Scream" by Brian Lumley; Gervais did 11 covers for F&SF; he W-1984, & N-1987 WFA, for Best Artist |
| 1988 DEC |
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cover illustrates "The Mole Field" by Ian Watson; Gervais has cover illustrates the following book covers, Peter Straub: Ghost Story(1979), George R.R. Martin(ed): Night Visions 3(1986), Terry Bisson: Talking Man(1986), F. Paul Wilson: Reborn(1990) |
| 1990 APR |
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cover illustrates "The Last Feast of Harlequin" by Thomas Ligotti; Gervais has cover illustrates the book cover & interior of Theodore Roscoe: The Wonderful Lips of Thibong Linh(1981), a coll. of three horror stories |
| 1991 JUN |
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cover illustrates "The Blessed/Damned Thornston Emerald" by Grania Davis; Gervais has cover illustrates the interior of the books Dean R. Koontz: Dark Rivers of the Heart(1994), Stephen King & Peter Straub: The Talisman(1984), the latter with 9 other artists |
| 1992 APR |
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cover illustrates "Going Through Changes" by Pat Murphy; Gervais has cover illustrates the book cover of coll., David Morrell: Dark Evening: Tales of Dark Suspense(1999) |
| 1993 FEB |
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cover illustrates "Naming the Flowers" by Kate Wilhelm |
| 1993 JUL |
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cover illustrates "Justice" by Elizabeth Hand |
| 1995 MAY |
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cover illustrates "The Noonday Pool" by Ian R. MacLeod |
| 1995 AUG |
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cover illustrates "The Amber Room" by Ian Watson |
| 1997 JUN |
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cover illustrates "Graffiti" by Robert Reed |
| 1997 DEC |
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cover illustrates "In the Bleak Mid-Solstice" by David Bischoff |
| 1952 AUG |
Gibbons, George |
depicts a lunar landscape; George A. Gibbons, did 3 covers for F&SF |
| 1953 FEB |
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depicts looking down at a rocket base on a moon |
| 1953 JUN |
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depicts the view through a spacecraft's window |
| 1970 FEB |
Gilbert, Michael |
(1947-2000) illus. "From the Moon, with Love" by Neil Shapiro; his only cover for F&SF; born in Buffalo, NY; has Bachelor's degree in Art & Illustration, Rochester Institute of Technology; N-1971 HUG, Best Fan Artist; obit & tributes in LOC 2000 SEP(#476) |
| 1992 DEC |
Gloeckner, Phoebe |
(1960- ) illus. "Willie" by Madeleine E. Robins; she did 2 covers for F&SF; artist, poet, & cartoonist; born in Philadelphia; lives in Montclair, CA; 1988 MS in Medical Illus. from Univ. of Texas; website www.ravenblond.com/pgloeckner/index.html |
| 1994 AUG |
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cover illustrates "Last Summer at Mars Hill" by Elizabeth Hand; she W-2000 Inkpot Award, Comic Arts; has char. Minnie, in Minnie's 3rd Love(1994, in comic Twisted Sister II), & graphic coll. A Child's Life and Other Stories(1998); The Diary of a Teen-age Girl(2001) |
| 1974 SEP |
Guertin, Jeannine |
illus. "Cathadonian Odyssey" by Michael Bishop; Guertin's only cover for F&SF |
| 1983 APR |
Gurney, James |
(1958- ) illus. "Hurricane Claude" by Hilbert Schenck; Gurney did 7 covers for F&SF; born in Glendale, CA; has 1979 BA in Anthropology, UC(Berkeley); attended Art Center College of Design(Pasadena); see pictorial essays in SFAge 1993 JAN, RoF 1995 DEC |
| 1984 MAR |
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cover illustrates "Five Mercies" by Mike Conner; in 1980 & 1981 Gurney & and artist Tom Kinkade traveled across America on freight trains, doing $2 portraits in bars & sketches which formed the basis of their book, The Artist's Guide to Sketching(1982)(Weinberg) |
| 1984 DEC |
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cover illustrates "The Man Who Painted the Dragon Griaule" by Lucius Shepard; in 1983 he married fellow illustrator Jeanette Lendino & got into the sf field thru the animated feature film, Fire and Ice(1983), as a background painter & designer(Weinberg) |
| 1986 NOV |
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cover illustrates "Face Value" by Karen Joy Fowler; in the 1980s Gurney started doing magazine & paperback covers; he considers doing paperback covers one of the last remnants of the golden age of illustration, when illustrators were considered artists(Weinberg) |
| 1988 MAY |
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cover illustrates "The Color of Neanderthal Eyes" by James Tiptree Jr; Gurney was influenced by Rockwell, Cornwell, Gruger, & members of the Howard Pyle School(Weinberg); W-1993 WFA; N-1990, 1993 HUG; N-1985-86, 1990, 1993 & 1996 LOC, for Best Professional Artist |
| 1989 MAR |
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cover illustrates "The Ends of the Earth" by Lucius Shepard; Gurney also works as an artist outside the sf field, most notably in the historical & mythological field for National Geographic(Weinberg); see entry in Weinberg: A Biographical Dictionary ...(1988) |
| 1990 MAR |
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cover illustrates "Down on the Truck Farm" by Thomas A. Easton; Gurney W-1991 & 1992 CHS, for Artistic Achievement; creator of Dinotopia ser., 1st book, Dinotopia(1992; W-1993 HUG, LOC); website www.dinotopia.com/gurney.htm, entry in Di Fate: Infinite Worlds(1997) |
| 1998 AUG |
Harden, Laurie |
illus. "On the Penal Colony" by Kit Reed; Harden's only cover for F&SF; she has had many interior illus. in ASI since 1991, & in children's books, incl. Claire H. Blatchford: Nick's Secret(2000), & in coll. Barbara G. Walker: Feminist Fairytales(1996) |
| 1972 MAY |
Hardy, David |
see p.32, depicts a radio telescope to be used to search for extraterrestrial life; cover painting to be pub. in David A. Hardy & Patrick Moore: Challenge of the Stars(1972); also did covers for F&SF as David A. Hardy |
| 1972 OCT |
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see p.130, depicts the artist's conception of the planet Pluto: a scene from inside a cave on the surface with a view of a lake of liquid methane; from Hardy & Moore: Challenge of the Stars(1972); illus. his 1st book with Moore: Sun, Myths, and Men(1954) |
| 1973 JAN |
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see p.39, depicts "a group of cylindrical units which could be used as a space station in Earth or Lunar orbit, or be landed, as here, by a ... 'space tug'"; from Hardy & Moore: Challenge of the Stars(1972; vt rev. New Challenge to the Stars, 1978) |
| 1973 JUL |
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see p.134, "painting shows astronauts exploring a small crater in the polar region of Mars"; from Hardy & Moore: Challenge of the Stars(1972); Hardy illus. books The Stars(1965), The Universe(1967), The Earth Tells Its Story(1967), The Earth(1967) |
| 1974 JAN |
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cover illustrates "The Initiation of Akasa" by Michael G. Coney; Hardy also cover illustrates Patrick Moore book, Mars: The Red World(1971); his 1st sf mag. cover was for Vision of Tomorrow (VoT) 1970 MAR, a U.K. sf magazine |
| 1975 FEB |
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depicts Stegosuarus & astronaut on a moon of Jupiter; Hardy has art pictorial series in VoT 1970 APR, MAY, JUN, JUL, & SEP; he was N-1979 HUG, for Best Professional Artist; N-1973-74, 1976, 1979-82, 1987 LOC, for Best Artist |
| 1975 APR |
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depicts a spaceship above a lava flow & eruption, amidst a lightning storm; see article about Hardy, "Neverending Visions of Space," in INZ 1993 MAR; see article "The Artist in Science Fiction: David A. Hardy" in SFM v.1 #4 1974, & Biolog in ANA 1987 APR |
| 1975 AUG |
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cover illustrates "Earthset and Evening Star" by Isaac Asimov; Hardy wrote & cover illustrates books Energy and the Future(1979), Atlas of the Solar System(1981), Galactic Tours(1981), the latter with Bob Shaw; worked on the movie The Neverending Story(1984) |
| 1975 NOV |
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1st of his Bhen the Green Alien series of covers; depicts Bhen looking at a Mariner spacecraft digging dirt samples for analysis; Hardy wrote & illus. children's books The Solar System(1975), Rockets and Satellites(1976), Air and Weather(1977) |
| 1976 JAN |
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cover illustrates "Doctor Rivet and Supercon Sal" by Gary K. Wolf; Hardy wrote & illus children's book Light and Sight(1977); cover illustrates 3 children's books by Stephen Attmore: Dinosaurs(1988), Animals from the Dawn of Time(1988), 4000 Million Years Ago(1989) |
| 1976 MAY |
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2nd of his Bhen the Green Alien series of covers; depicts Bhen riding in the moon buggy that the astronauts left behind on the moon; Hardy has book, Visions of Space: An Artist's Journey Through the Cosmos(1990) |
| 1976 JUN |
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see p.129, depicts "the sole occupant of a scout ship (who) has managed to escape (crash landing) on a planet of the binary star VV Cephei"; art also used for German mag. Delta cover; has book The Fires Within: Volcanoes on Earth and Other Planets(1991) |
| 1976 SEP |
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3rd of his Bhen the Green Alien series of covers; depicts Bhen riding on the Pioneer II spacecraft; painting titled "Hitch on Pioneer II"; see Hardy's website at www.astroart.org, which gives an overview of his life & his artwork |
| 1977 MAY |
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cover illustrates "The Big Fans" by Keith Roberts; Hardy was President of the International Association of Astronomical Artists(IAAA) from 1996-2000; see the IAAA's website at www.iaaa.org |
| 1977 NOV |
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cover illustrates "Wolfhead" by Charles L. Harness; see his book Hardyware: The Art of David A. Hardy(2001), which follows "Hardy's development as an artist before & during the early days of space travel"(Karen Haber, in LOC 2001 NOV) |
| 1978 JAN |
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4th of his Bhen the Green Alien series of covers; depicts Bhen making a snow alien & snowball on a moon of Uranus; see letter from a 12-year old boy in 1978 AUG; cover redone for 1979 APR issue with ring around Uranus & minus Bhen |
| 1978 APR |
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see p.29, Special All British Issue, cover artist is British, too; depicts a War of the Worlds scene, it is from Hardy & Moore: The New Challenge of the Stars(1977); see Hardy entry in Weinberg: A Biographical Dictionary of S. F. and Fantasy Artists(1988) |
| 1978 JUN |
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cover illustrates "Points of Contact" by Gordon Eklund; Hardy began doing book cover art in 1972, on reissues of books by Arthur C. Clarke; He has also did LP & CD cover art for music groups such as Hawkwind, Moody Blues, & Pink Floyd(Dark Side of the Moon) |
