Frank Rudolph Paul's Life on Other Planets and City of the Future
City of the Future
A City on Venus
A City on Jupiter
A City on Neptune
A City on Uranus
A City on Pluto
Serenis, Water City of Callisto
As Mars Sees Us
Life on Jupiter
Life on Pluto
Life on Neptune
Life on Uranus
Life on Saturn
Life on Io
Life on Europa
The Man from Venus
Frank Rudolph Paul (1884-1963) was one of the "Big Four" outstanding American illustrators working in the genre of science fiction (Leo Morey, Frank R. Paul, Hans Waldemar Wessolowski, and Howard Vachel Brown). He was born in Austria-Hungary, emigrated to the United States in 1906, and studied architecture and painting in Vienna, Paris, and New York. In 1914, publisher Hugo Gernsback hired Paul to illustrate the scientific and technical magazine The Electrical Experimenter. Collaboration between Hugo Gernsback and Frank Paul continued in the popular magazines Everyday Science and Mechanics, Amazing Stories, for which the artist created 38 covers, and Wonder Stories, for which he created 103 covers. The artist's art is remarkably mental — his presence is clearly felt in contemporary American science fiction.
Источники: "Cities on Other Worlds" in Amazing Stories (December, 1940 to April, 1942); "Life on Other Worlds" in Fantastic Adventures (May, 1939 to November, 1940); the cover of "Science-Fiction Plus" (December, 1953)
