The Outlandish Art of Mahlon Blaine - Hunt, Brian
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In 1923 Mahlon Blaine burst upon the art scene with striking works of imagination and vision. Within a short time his work was published in everything ranging from children's books and mainstream magazines to erotic portfolios. The body of work he produced between 1926 and 1930 was nothing short of phenomenal but after 1931 his output became increasingly sporadic. Sadly like so many artists before him who have given us so much, Blaine died penniless and mostly forgotten in January of 1969. This volume samples Mahlon Blaine's unique artistic visions, from his grand emergence in the roaring 20's…mehr

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In 1923 Mahlon Blaine burst upon the art scene with striking works of imagination and vision. Within a short time his work was published in everything ranging from children's books and mainstream magazines to erotic portfolios. The body of work he produced between 1926 and 1930 was nothing short of phenomenal but after 1931 his output became increasingly sporadic. Sadly like so many artists before him who have given us so much, Blaine died penniless and mostly forgotten in January of 1969. This volume samples Mahlon Blaine's unique artistic visions, from his grand emergence in the roaring 20's through his declining years in the swinging 60's. Words of praise for this volume: "This is an overdue recognition of Blaine's fine eye for details in his drawings. You have presented his work in chronological order, which shows his development over the years, giving us an insight into his imaginative art. I am happy to see this fine volume in print."-Helen de la Ree
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Brian Hunt taught himself Latin, German, and Italian, and has translated the MS I.33 and Hans Talhoffer's 1459 manuscript. An ARMA Free Scholar and former assistant sportfencing instructor at the College of Eastern Utah, he has cross-trained in Okinawan karate, kung fu, aikido, kenjutsu, and American boxing in addition to European longsword, sword and buckler, sword and shield, cut-and- thrust sword, rapier, dagger, grappling, and polearm techniques. Brian is currently working on several projects, including a complete translation of Mair's works. He is also an amateur bladesmith and craftsman who produces custom wasters, armor, fencing helmets, and other training equipment, as well as the occasional knife or sword.