Gogos, Basil - BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN Illustration
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Basil Gogos pencils; illustration; undated; image size 10" x 10"
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Basil Gogos pencils; illustration; undated; image size 10" x 10"
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Basil Gogos pencils; illustration; undated; image size 10" x 10"Rendered in exquisitely defined pencil, Gogos depicts the beauty and the mania of Elsa Lanchester in her iconic role as the Bride of Frankenstein, likely recreating his own cover to Famous Monsters of Filmland #17 (an image of which is included in this listing for reference only). Pencil on paper. Slight tape at top and bottom edges. Otherwise in excellent condition. Signed by Gogos.
Artist Information
Born into a Greek family living in Egypt, Gogos became interested in art from a young age. After immigrating to America at age 16, Gogos began to work as a professional illustrator, most notably providing art for Warren magazines including Creepy, Eerie, and Famous Monsters of Filmland, for which he was best known. Throughout his career, he worked in many fields such as illustration, fine art, and advertising. Gogos died in NYC in 2017 at the age of 88.
Basil Gogos pencils; illustration; undated; image size 10" x 10"Rendered in exquisitely defined pencil, Gogos depicts the beauty and the mania of Elsa Lanchester in her iconic role as the Bride of Frankenstein, likely recreating his own cover to Famous Monsters of Filmland #17 (an image of which is included in this listing for reference only). Pencil on paper. Slight tape at top and bottom edges. Otherwise in excellent condition. Signed by Gogos.
Artist Information
Born into a Greek family living in Egypt, Gogos became interested in art from a young age. After immigrating to America at age 16, Gogos began to work as a professional illustrator, most notably providing art for Warren magazines including Creepy, Eerie, and Famous Monsters of Filmland, for which he was best known. Throughout his career, he worked in many fields such as illustration, fine art, and advertising. Gogos died in NYC in 2017 at the age of 88.