Tom Lea: An Oral History Pulp Art Roy Rogers

Roy Rogers

Alessandro has extensive animation experience abroad and now at Dreamworks as a storyboard artist

A beautifully produced hardcover book with photos of the printing plant and processes and dozens of samples of their magazines

of this art collection

who brings her a Hawai'ian tiki for good luck

Tom Lea: An Oral History Pulp Art Roy RogersIllustrator Tom Lea (1907 2001) lead a fascinating life. He traveled, painted WPA murals during the depression, and as a war correspondent he went to the South Pacific on an aircraft carrier and landed on Peleliu. He painted my favorite war painting "That Two Thousand Yard Stare" and one of the most grisly war images to be published in an American magazine "The Price." From the book flap: Born in 1907 in El Paso, Texas, Lea says he can't remember when