G&D Illustration for Tarzan of the Apes - believed to be by Paul Starr
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Illustration for Prewar Grosset & Dunlap editions of Tarzan of the Apes. This image is a reconstruction by ERB fan writer and artist, TANGOR.
This iconic dust-jacket design was originally a three-tone lithograph by Fred J. Arting for the A. C. McClurg first edition (see below) and subsequent
A. L. Burt reprints of Tarzan of the Apes. When G&D obtained the contract to publish this title, they had the Arting DJ redesigned into the four-color
illustration you see above. Based on stylistic similarities between this work and others by Paul Starr, many fans believe that Paul Starr did the G&D
redesign.
TANGOR has removed the lettering, and redefined and reinforced the color, creating a reconstruction that is a faithful, but enhanced version of what
the original must have looked like. Thanks Tangor, well done.
This iconic dust-jacket design was originally a three-tone lithograph by Fred J. Arting for the A. C. McClurg first edition (see below) and subsequent
A. L. Burt reprints of Tarzan of the Apes. When G&D obtained the contract to publish this title, they had the Arting DJ redesigned into the four-color
illustration you see above. Based on stylistic similarities between this work and others by Paul Starr, many fans believe that Paul Starr did the G&D
redesign.
TANGOR has removed the lettering, and redefined and reinforced the color, creating a reconstruction that is a faithful, but enhanced version of what
the original must have looked like. Thanks Tangor, well done.
