Welcome to FrankFrazetta.org

The UNOFFICIAL
Frank Frazetta Fantasy Art Gallery

There are several ways view the images in the gallery. You can take some tours:

• Tour 1: Introduction: Contains 24 good-quality images. (This tour is family-safe)
  
• Tour 2: Paintings: Contains the majority of the high-quality color images in the gallery. Recommended.
  
• Tour 3: Black and White: Contains all of the non-color images in the gallery. Recommended.
  
• Tour 4: Comics: Contains comic-related images.
  
• Tour 5: Covers: Contains various covers and related images.
  
• Tour 6: Pillow: Contains a few light-hearted images in the style of the artist's pillow book.
  
• Tour 7: Edgar Rice Burroughs: Tarzan and company come to life on your computer screen!
  
• Tour 8: Conan: Robert E. Howard, creater of Conan, is the inspiration here.
  
• Tour 9: Tolkien: There aren't many images from Middle Earth, but what I found is here.
  
• Tour 10: The Death Dealer: Death Dealer fans, you know who you are. You want to go here.
  
• Tour 11: Vampirella: Here you will find pictures of this comic-book character.
  

Here are some other ways to access the images:

• Access all images by thumbnail, except the new ones. Recommended. Contains everything in all the tours.
  
• See the new images. These are not thumbnailed or sorted, and will be added to the tours at some future time.

Many thanks to the following:

• Frank Frazetta: Who created all of this art!
  
• Cerious Software: Who donated a registered version of ThumbsPlus, which I used to automatically create the thumbnail pages. Excellent software!
  
• David Critchfield: Who sent me 49 new images.
  
• Frederic Michel: Who provided about 40 new images from his website.
  
• Jason Pedersen: Who sent me 34 new images.
  
• Ryan Foss: Who sent me scans of his Frazetta card collection.
  
• The Baron von Swine, for the continuous stream of new images.
  
• And everyone else: people who have websites that I found images on, people who sent me images, thanks!
  

Legal stuff: In the mid 1990s, I spoke on the telephone with Frank Frazetta Jr. regarding this website (the artist himself was not available). I let him know that I had gathered together a collection of his father's artwork from the internet, and that I was putting it up on my website. I also promised that I would forever link to the official website (Currently offline, as of May 2010) so people could purchase merchandise there. I explained that if he or his family ever objected to my website's presence, they need but say the word, and I would take it down immediately. Mr. Frazetta Jr. has so far declined to ask me to remove my website, and the offer still stands. So, while of course I have no legal ownership of this material, the copyright holders seem to be neutral to this collection being available to the public.

Thanks for visiting!