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wulf
God-Emperor
I was never a fan of external water tortures, but I'll give them credit for making such cruel cages.
captivecuties
Senator
They also used a giant wheel to submerge the subjects among other things but the use of gibit sand cages contributed to the claustrophobic fears that can be conjured up.
ducon007
Consul
I have many from Cenart, but not these.Thanks for posting!
Klingsor
Spectator
Klingsor
Spectator
a series?
Oldymen54
Senator
A wonderful artist, hundreds of wonderful works, several large series. These are from "Female assassin","The subversive ", "Female guerrilla captain".
Oldymen54
Senator
Continuation:
1-Coyne Roman;
2-Cpolasky;
3-Crablouse;
4-Cracer;
5-Crair Mel was born in Brooklyn, New York and attended the LaGuardia High School of music and art, where one of his classmates was future artist Stanley Borack. After serving in the Army during World War II, Craig attended the Art Students League of New York on the G.I. Bill. Starting in the 1950s, he became one of the most prolific artists working in the pulp magazine and paperback business. Especially remembered for both his western piantings and the military-themed covers that he painted for several men’s magazines, Crair never retired, working until his dying day.
1-Coyne Roman;
2-Cpolasky;
3-Crablouse;
4-Cracer;
5-Crair Mel was born in Brooklyn, New York and attended the LaGuardia High School of music and art, where one of his classmates was future artist Stanley Borack. After serving in the Army during World War II, Craig attended the Art Students League of New York on the G.I. Bill. Starting in the 1950s, he became one of the most prolific artists working in the pulp magazine and paperback business. Especially remembered for both his western piantings and the military-themed covers that he painted for several men’s magazines, Crair never retired, working until his dying day.
