Meese, James - Deadly Summer - 1958 (Perma M3114) Thunderbolt

Meese, James - Deadly Summer - 1958 (Perma M3114) ThunderboltIMAGE: 17 5 8" x 25 5 8"BOARD: 20" x 27"Oil on 1 8" Illustration BoardThis painting comes from the easel of James Meese, the famed paperback cover artist best known for his painterly, realistic Crime Fiction paperback covers! This was published as the cover to the 1958 novel, Deadly Summer, authored by Glenn M. Barns. It is a story of vengeance, jealousy and sudden death. All necessary ingredients for a hardboiled crime novel! Meese painted a few

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