FRANKLIN BOOTH PAINTER WITH A PEN TP

by John Fleskes
An artist for the ages, Franklin Booth's artistry and appeal has influenced artists throughout the century. His peculiar and individual style has inspired the likes of Roy Krenkel, Frank Cho, and Berni Wrightson, whose work on Frankenstein is an unabashed paean to the man and the style. With an introduction by Roy Krenkel, and foreword by Walt Reed, Franklin Booth: Painter with a Pen is the first new collection on the master of pen and ink since 1925, collecting over 180 black and white pen and ink illustrations that focus on his work for books and many leading magazines, the majority, of which, have never been reprinted.