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Linda & Roger Garland: The Book Of The Unicorn
(1996 - Paper Tiger / Dragon's Dream) 
 (by Nigel Suckling) 128 pages geared towards unicorns, 87 of them featuring large reproductions of the commissioned art of Linda and Roger Garland. There are a good number of line drawings, but paintings take the lion's share of those pages. There are 11 instances of the art spreading across the book's gutter, but only two are spoiled by doing so. The husband and wife team employ a great deal of style diversity to match the breadth of included stories & myth surrounding the fantasy creatures. The large art pieces are captioned with titles or a descriptive phrase. The four chapters are: The Legends, Unicorns In The West, The Lion & The Unicorn, Unicorns In The East. A couple of the accompanying maidens are depicted semi-nude, but usually in some traditional style that is being mirrored.
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 Chris Achilleos: Beauty And The Beast
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 The Fantasy Art Techniques Of Tim Hildebrandt
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 Mark Harrison's Dreamlands
 Ron Miller: Firebrands - The Heroines Of Science Fiction & Fantasy
   Paper Tiger's Jim Burns books
 Journeyman - The Art Of Chris Moore
 Tom Adams' Agatha Christie Cover Story
 Mermaids And Magic Shows - The Paintings Of David Delamare
 The Deceiving Eye - The Art Of Richard Hescox
 Parallel Lines - The Science Fiction Illustrations Of Peter Elson & Chris Moore
 Only Visiting This Planet - The Art Of Danny Flynn
 Inner Visions - The Art Of Ron Walotsky
 Enchanted World - The Art Of Anne Sudworth
 Frank Kelly Freas: As He Sees It
 Hardyware - The Art Of David A. Hardy
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 Roger Dean: Views
 The Art Of Richard Powers
 Jeffrey Catherine Jones: Yesterday's Lily
 Rick Griffin
 The Science Fiction Art Of Vincent DiFate
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