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| + | '''William Elliott Dold''' was an illustrator who edited the [[pulp]] ''[[Miracle Science and Fantasy Stories]]'' for its two issues in 1931. He also drew for other [[prozines]], such as ''[[Astounding]]'', ''[[Cosmic Science Fiction]]'' and ''[[Zoom]]''. | ||
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| + | He was the son of noted psychiatrist William Elliott Dold (1856–1942) and younger brother of [[sf]] author [[Douglas Dold]] (1888–1931). | ||
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| + | [https://www.pulpartists.com/Dold.html Entry at Pulp Artists.] | ||
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Revision as of 11:07, 28 December 2020
(1889 – 1957)
William Elliott Dold was an illustrator who edited the pulp Miracle Science and Fantasy Stories for its two issues in 1931. He also drew for other prozines, such as Astounding, Cosmic Science Fiction and Zoom.
He was the son of noted psychiatrist William Elliott Dold (1856–1942) and younger brother of sf author Douglas Dold (1888–1931).
| Person | 1889—1957 |
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