Seven Romans

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Introducing the giclée of Frank Frazetta’s “Seven Romans” (1979), the captivating magazine cover artwork for Epic Illustrated, issue #1 (Marvel Comics, 1980). This remarkable piece stands as Frazetta’s sole contribution to Marvel Comics. Epic Illustrated, under the editorial guidance of Archie Goodwin, aimed to rival Heavy Metal magazine, and Frazetta’s painting, printed in full color and in a magazine-sized format, added a touch of brilliance to this publication. This exceptional giclée, crafted from the original provided by Frazetta’s descendants, captures every nuance and preserves the essence of this iconic artwork. The high-quality archival inks on 100% Certified Organic Cotton Canvas ensure longevity and showcases the exquisite detail of Frazetta’s work. Limited to only 75 copies worldwide, this exclusive edition allows collectors to own a piece of Frazetta’s legacy. Adding an authentic touch, the piece features a plate signature engraved in gold on the Passepartout, further enhancing its artistic value.

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Not Framed

Giclée on Canvas

Artwork size: 50 x 40 cm (19.7 x 15.7 inch)

Image area: 40 x 30 cm (15.7 x 11.8 inch)

“I always liked Archie, but I never cared that much for Marvel or their policies toward the ownership of an artist’s originals or characters. They swung a deal where I didn’t have to give anything up, so it offered a chance to do something for Archie again.” - Frank Frazetta (Source @frazettagirls, 2021)

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Frank Frazetta

Frazetta worked for various comic book companies, including Standard Comics and Magazine Enterprises. In the early 1950s, Frazetta transitioned to doing science fiction and fantasy art, particularly in collaboration with Al Williamson, producing exceptional work for EC Comics. Frazetta’s talent and versatility were further highlighted when he contributed to Al Capp’s “Li’l Abner” strip and worked on movie posters, notably “What’s New Pussycat?” His fame reached new heights with his iconic Conan the Barbarian series of paintings, leading to widespread recognition in the fantasy art genre creating his own characters such as Deth Dealer, who gained him recognition as one of the greatests illustration massters of all times.

2023

Frank Frazetta (Brooklyn (USA), 1928)

Giclée on Canvas

LIMITED EDITION

Artwork size: 50 x 40 cm (19.7 x 15.7 inch)

Image area: 40 x 30 cm (15.7 x 11.8 inch)

Giclée on Canvas

MINT CONDITION

Plate Signed Engraved Gold

This mesmerizing giclée showcases Frank Frazetta’s “Seven Romans” (1979), the captivating magazine cover artwork for Epic Illustrated, issue #1 (Marvel Comics, 1980).

295€ – 795€

Product Size on Canvas

Clear

76 in stock

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