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| − | [[British]] [[ | + | '''Alan Joseph Hunter''' was a [[British]] [[artist]], both [[fanartist|fan]] and [[pro]]. He was one of the wheels of the [[Fantasy Art Society]] (and editor of the ''[[Fantasy Art Society Newsletter]]'' and the ''[[Fantasy Art Society Leaflet]]''), art consultant for [[Nebula Science Fiction]], and contributor to many [[fanzines]] including ''[[Algol]]'', ''[[Banana Wings]]'', and ''[[Science Fiction Chronicle]]''. He worked primarily in black & white. |
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| − | * 1981 | + | * 1981 – [[Fantasycon 1981]] |
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Revision as of 09:26, 26 May 2024
(February 19, 1923 – Aug 1, 2012)
Alan Joseph Hunter was a British artist, both fan and pro. He was one of the wheels of the Fantasy Art Society (and editor of the Fantasy Art Society Newsletter and the Fantasy Art Society Leaflet), art consultant for Nebula Science Fiction, and contributor to many fanzines including Algol, Banana Wings, and Science Fiction Chronicle. He worked primarily in black & white.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1981 – Fantasycon 1981
| Person | 1923—2012 |
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