The Outer Space Art of Robert E. Gilbert: Page 4

REG 69. A bizarre landscape with tiny people and weird shapes. It is drawn with crayon and colored pencil on blue paper. The signature is Robert E. Gilbert, Jan. 30, 1980, and the size is 9" high by 11 3/4" wide. $250.00. Image ... Larger image.	REG 70. Rocket ship over a brightly colored world, signed REG 1975. It is drawn in crayons or pastels on textured paper, 9 1/2" high by 15" wide. There is a minor crease along the left-hand edge. $275.00. Image ... Larger image.	REG 71. A spaceship blasting past a crescent moon, drawn in ink on illustration board, and signed REG 1969. It measures 14" high by 18" wide and is very slightly darkened with age. $400.00. Image ... Larger image.
REG 72. A woman drawn in ink on posterboard, then etched through the ink back to the white board for fine detail. It is 14" wide by 22" high and signed REG 1969. $210.00. Image ... Larger image.	REG 73. This swirling fantasy landscape is drawn in pastels on textured posterboard. It is signed REG 1969, and measures 18" wide by 24" high. $475.00. Image ... Larger image.	REG 74. "Little Pigeon River", oil on artists' board, framed, and signed REG 1963. (Also labeled on back.) 18 3/4" wide by 23" high as framed, with a visible area of 15 1/2" by 20". $250.00. Image ... Larger image ... Back.
REG 77. Planetscape: Strange plants, mountains, and eerie cloud. 9 13/16" by 12 7/8". Colored pencil and pastels on heavy textured paper. Dated Nov. 27,1984. $250.00. The background is uniform and does NOT darken at the edges. That is a result of the camera flash. Image ... Larger image.	REG 78. Planetscape, red ship, mountains and strange cloud formations. 9" by 11 3/4". Tempera and acrylics on light textured paper. Dated 1980. $250.00. The background is uniform and does NOT darken at the edges. That is a result of the camera flash. Image ... Larger image.

From the 1950's through the '70's Robert E. Gilbert (or REG, as he often signed himself) was a prolific contributor of art to science fiction fan magazines. He also published several stories, at least one in Galaxy. The work for the fanzines was pen and ink, to show up with the inexpensive reproduction techniques, but he also did a large number of paintings in oil, pastels, and watercolors. In addition, from the 1940's through the 80's he did a lot of non-science fiction art, experimenting with traditional and non-traditional styles. He died in 1993.

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