Margaret Brundage

Margaret Hedda Brundage (née Johnson, 9 December 1900-9 April 1976) was an American artist best known for her controversial Weird Tales images, a situation exacerbated by the fact that the artist was a woman. She illustrated many of the most memorable covers for the pulp magazine in the later years of its glory days during the 1930s.
Brundage began working for Farnsworth Wright in 1932, when Wright hired her to provide cover art for Oriental Stories, a companion magazine to Weird Tales which proved unsuccessful. Her work on Oriental Stories was so well-received by Wright that he hired her to provide the covers for the far more popular Weird Tales, which she did between 1932 and 1945, although her most prolific years were between 1933 and 1938.
==External Links==
*Margaret Brundage at Wikipedia
*Margaret Brundage at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
*Margaret Brundage at Goodreads
Category:Artists
Category:Deceased (Real World)