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The beautiful Harrap series was translated into Dutch as well. The Dutch publisher then expanded the series considerably with folklore from all the Dutch provinces (upper shelf and part of the second. To the right is the 1001 Nights illustrated by Anton Pieck, three examples):
@AdamGorightly Ed Roth! Then you probably also like Robert Williams and Joe Coleman:
Ever heard of fantasy writer Abraham Merritt? He influenced Lovecraft and his ‘Ship of Ishtar’ was hailed by Michael Moorcock as being among the one hundred best fantasy books.
Unknown to most, it was translated into Dutch and published in 1948 as ‘Het Schip van Ishtar’:
@Valdevia_Art @LordGeekington @JoschuaKnuppe @TetZoo It’s an issue of Mark A. Hall’s ‘Wonders’. And there’s the book:
@DrSamGeorge1 @jmainpidd Yep! And you know Margaret Brundage’s iconic Weird Tales cover (October 1933):