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Post Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2015 6:10 pm 
 

Hi,

I came here a few years ago and a number of the Acaeum members very kindly managed to identify some artwork which I had picked up but couldn't work out where it was from. I have a similar issue once more and am wondering if I might ask for similar help.

I have put the 20-old pictures of the art in a folder on Photobucket - if you think you might be able to help, you input would be most gratefully received:

Unknown TSR Artwork by John Brown | Photobucket

While I believe most are from Imagine Magazine, I am unable to confirm as my copies of the magazine are in one of the boxes I have yet to open (having recently moved house). Any help with identifying these would be really handy.

Thanks in advance,

John

PS There is a separate posting about all of the artwork on the Photobucket site in the 'Collecting Appraisals' forum

  


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Post Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 3:51 pm 
 

The fifth and sixth images in your Photobucket folder are probably the work of Jeremy Goodwin, the artist behind my favorite module, UK4, WHEN A STAR FALLS.  Goodwin more recently goes by the name of Jes Goodwin, with work popular in the Warhammer universe.  That doesn't help in identifying where these images originally appeared, though.  Sorry.



  


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Post Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 9:41 pm 
 

Yeah, quite a few appeared in Imagine. The ones I spotted are:

1 - #17
3 - #21
4 - #4
5 - #3
6 - #3
7 - #15
8 - #19
10 - #5
11 - #5
12 - #1
13 - #12
14 - #12
15 - #27
18 - #17
23 - #7
25 - #26

21 was used in the advert for the Mentzer red box. I'm sure I've seen it all over the place, but it was definitely on the back covers of Imagine #14 and #15.

  


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Post Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 8:01 pm 
 

Hi,

Thanks for your help with identifying these pieces - it always amazes me that I can come here with the most random bit of art and someone will recognise it  :D

I managed to locate my copies of Imagine from the mass of packing cases... I have been going through another bunch of interiors I found and am getting close to identifying all of them at last.

Thanks again for your help with these and hopefully that will be the last time I have to beg for your indulgence with nailing these down.

John

  
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