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gameraboy2 · 1 month

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Passion is a Woman, paperback cover by Rudolph Belarski, 1952

#Passion is a Woman #1952 #1950s #Rudolph Belarski #pulp #pulp art #painting #art #illustration #vintage #paperback cover

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weirdlookindog · 3 months

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Thrilling Mystery - March 1937 (Standard)

Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.

#thrilling mystery #thrilling mystery magazine #rudolph belarski #the blank face of horror #pulp art #horror art #pulp covers #pulp magazine #shudder pulps

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driveintheaterofthemind · 3 months

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Vintage Pulp - Thrilling Mystery (Nov1936)

Art by Rudolph Belarski

Standard Publications

#Pulp #Magazines #Thrilling Mystery #Horror #GT Flemings-Roberts #Henry Kuttner #Vintage #Art #Rudolph Belarski #Weird Menace #Standard Publications #1936 #1930s #30s

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paintermagazine · 6 months

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‘Cupcakes?’

Original artist: Rudolph Belarski

#pin up style #pin up art #comic book art #good girl art #pulp art #Rudolph Belarski #pulp cover #pulp fiction #Popular Library #patricia wentworth #A Whisk in Time #pin up cartoon

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uwmspeccoll · 6 months

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Steamy Saturday

"A private nurse learns the truth about men!"

"A nurse's job is to pamper and please men. . . . But Kay Taylor was too beautiful, too inflammable herself, to soothe any man. . . ."

"Kay needed pampering herself, and as a private nurse, she was able to find it, with the husband of one patient and the sweetheart of another. . . ."

The premise for Wayward Nurse, a Venus Books publication, "first with the best in original love fiction," published by Star Guidance, Inc. in 1953, is about as steamy as it gets. Kay Taylor, a confused and love-hungry private nurse for wealthy clients, plows through one train-wreck romance after another until finally ending up with Mike, "for all her life," on a boat that is apparently being followed by a shark (a metaphor, no doubt) -- "And on creaked the mast, on gurgled the great, undulant, golden sea. . . ." (another suggestive metaphor).

Wayward Nurse, first published in 1952 by another pulp publisher Cameo Books, was written by Norman Bligh, one of the many the pseudonyms of the ultra-prolific pulp novelist William Arthur Neubauer (1916-1982). We think the cover art by noted American magazine and pulp-cover artist Rudolph Belarski (1900-1983) is perhaps the second most provocative cover in our nurse romance collection of over 500 titles. The most provocative will be presented in coming weeks, so stay tuned. And we are just tickled that the publisher made the effort to mention that the highly provocative (for the early 1950s) photograph on the back cover of a couple in their swimsuits (or is it their underwear!) was "Specially posed by professional models" -- as if to say, no nurses were harmed in the making of this photograph. Delightful!

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#Steamy Saturday #pulp fiction #romance novels #romance fiction #nurse romance novels #nurse romance fiction #nurses #Norman Bligh #William Arthur Neubauer #Wayward Nurse #Venus Books #Star Guidance Inc.#Rudolph Belarski #cover art

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mudwerks · 4 months

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George F Worts, Overboard Popular Library, 1950.

Cover by Rudolph Belarski

#Rudolph Belarski #George F Worts #Overboard Popular Library #1950 #vintage #art #bodage #cover #pulp

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atomic-chronoscaph · 2 years

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Passion is a Woman - art by Rudolph Belarski (1952)

#rudolph belarski #pulp art #cover art #passion is a woman #richard hall #hollywood starlet #venus books #pulp artist #1950s #1952

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pulpsandcomics2 · 7 months

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Strange Stories

December 1939

April 1940 cover by Rudolph Belarski

#pulp magazine #adventure stories #horror stories #rudolph belarski

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barkingbonzo · 22 days

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Rudolph Belarski Sinner's Club, paperback cover art 1953

Rudolph Belarski (May 27, 1900 – December 24, 1983) was an American graphic artist known for his cover art depicting aerial combat for magazines such as Wings, Dare Devil Aces, and War Birds. He also drew science fiction covers for Argosy in the 1930s and covers for mystery and detective novels

#Sinner's Club #paperback #1953 #cover art #Rudolph Belarski #pulp art #pulp fiction

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spacenoirdetective · 4 months

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