Frank frazetta lion

Frank Frazetta’s Tarzan Ink Illustration (1964) 8.5x11 inches Frank Frazetta's magnificent ink drawing of Tarzan felling Numa, the lion, was intended for publication in Canaveral Press's Tarzan and the Castaways, but the drawing was misplaced and never saw print in the book. Years later, it ultimately saw print in Opar Press's Burroughs Artist Portfolio in 1973. This gorgeous drawing is a quintessential example of Frazetta's uncanny ability to depict explosive action as a thing of beauty…

Art by Frank Frazetta.

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