🎨🪖The pulp action of Gil Cohen (born July 28, 1931) is an American artist, noted for his illustrations of aircraft and people in military service. He also illustrated men’s magazines, books, and movie posters. Cohen’s artistic career spanned more than six decades, producing images for men’s magazines, movie posters, books, and government agencies, and later producing carefully researched fine-art oil paintings of aviation and war-related subjects. During the 1950s and 60s, Cohen worked as a free-lance illustrator for men’s adventure magazines—a familiar genre of the time. One such publisher was Magazine Management Company—with magazines that included Male, Stag, and For Men Only—whose assignments required complex illustrations, executed on a short deadline, often involving duotone technique (using black plus one other color on the printed page). A 1961 assignment for Argosy magazine to illustrate a serialized version of Ian Fleming’s James Bond novel, Thunderball, led to later assignments from another publisher to illustrate book covers for the Mack Bolan series of The Executioner novels by Don Pendleton. His illustration work expanded to more mainstream clientele that included the U.S. Information Agency, the National Park Service, Paramount Pictures, Bantam Books, Harlequin Books, Random House, Holt Rinehart & Winston, Warner-Lambert, the U.S. Coast Guard, the National Guard Bureau, and the Boeing and Sikorsky Aircraft companies. —Wikipedia —dude painted warbirds and muscle with the precision of a sniper…fans? ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #1974 ⚛︎ #Aviationart ⚛︎ #Books ⚛︎ #Forbiddenfutures ⚛︎ #Illustration ⚛︎ #Ilustracion ⚛︎ #Mensadventure ⚛︎ #Oddness___ ⚛︎ #Pulp ⚛︎ #Pulpart ⚛︎ #Pulpcover ⚛︎ #Raf ⚛︎ #Theexecutioner ⚛︎