Difference between revisions of "Rowena Morrill"
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| − | Rowena A. Morrill | + | '''Rowena A. Morrill''' was an American artist of SF and fantasy. Her monographs included ''The Fantastic Art of Rowena'', ''Imagine'' (in France), ''Imagination'' (in Germany), and ''The Art of Rowena''. Her work has also been included in several anthologies, including ''Tomorrow and Beyond'' and ''Infinite Worlds''. |
She was [[Artist GoH]] for [[Chicon 7]], the 70th [[World Science Fiction Convention]], held in 2012. She was unable to attend due to health reasons. | She was [[Artist GoH]] for [[Chicon 7]], the 70th [[World Science Fiction Convention]], held in 2012. She was unable to attend due to health reasons. | ||
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Morrill died of cardiac arrest. | Morrill died of cardiac arrest. | ||
| − | *{{SFE|name=morrill_rowena}}. | + | * {{SFE|name=morrill_rowena}}. |
| − | *[https://www.pern.nl/art_gallery/official/morrill.html Rowena Morrill Pern Gallery.] | + | * [https://www.pern.nl/art_gallery/official/morrill.html Rowena Morrill Pern Gallery.] |
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* 2003 -- [[Lunacon 46]] | * 2003 -- [[Lunacon 46]] | ||
* 2005 -- [[Loscon 32]], [[Albacon 2005]] | * 2005 -- [[Loscon 32]], [[Albacon 2005]] | ||
| + | * 2008 -- [[Chattacon XXXIII]] | ||
* 2012 -- '''[[Chicon 7]]''' (didn’t attend) | * 2012 -- '''[[Chicon 7]]''' (didn’t attend) | ||
* 2017 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2017]] | * 2017 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2017]] | ||
* 2020 -- [[World Fantasy Award|World Fantasy Life Achievement Award]] | * 2020 -- [[World Fantasy Award|World Fantasy Life Achievement Award]] | ||
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{{person | born=1944|died=2021}} | {{person | born=1944|died=2021}} | ||
Latest revision as of 11:08, 10 October 2021
(September 14, 1944 – February 11, 2021)
Rowena A. Morrill was an American artist of SF and fantasy. Her monographs included The Fantastic Art of Rowena, Imagine (in France), Imagination (in Germany), and The Art of Rowena. Her work has also been included in several anthologies, including Tomorrow and Beyond and Infinite Worlds.
She was Artist GoH for Chicon 7, the 70th World Science Fiction Convention, held in 2012. She was unable to attend due to health reasons.
She received some unwanted notoriety after the second Gulf War when it was discovered that Saddam Hussein had acquired a number of her paintings and hung them in his private "retreat".
She is credited under multiple names, including Rowena, Rowena Morrill, and Rowina Morril.
Morrill died of cardiac arrest.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1981 -- Norwescon IV, Necon 2
- 1982 -- Best Professional Artist Hugo nominee
- 1983 -- World Fantasy Convention 1983 nominee, Best Professional Artist Hugo nominee
- 1984 -- Best Professional Artist Hugo nominee, Best non Fiction Book Hugo nominee, British Fantasy Award
- 1985 -- Archon 9
- 1986 -- Best Professional Artist Hugo
- 1987 -- AggieCon XVIII
- 1991 -- LepreCon 17, Marcon 26
- 2003 -- Lunacon 46
- 2005 -- Loscon 32, Albacon 2005
- 2008 -- Chattacon XXXIII
- 2012 -- Chicon 7 (didn’t attend)
- 2017 -- World Fantasy Convention 2017
- 2020 -- World Fantasy Life Achievement Award
| Person | 1944—2021 |
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