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Frank Rudolph Paul was an American illustrator of science fiction pulp magazines. Paul was influential in defining the look of both cover art and interior illustrations in the nascent science fiction pulps of the 1920s.
Life on Other Planets 1936-39 https://t.co/44pyaDM85O
This Krauss/Rudolf abomination did not need to exist.
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Rudolf Peperprika, actual personaje, bárbaro Gnomo con problema de irá, creció en un circo ambulante junto a sus padres ilusionistas, fue hechado del circo cuando golpeó a unos payasos que se burlaron de su baja estatura, lleva un taparabos de castor hecho por el mismo.
#TheGuardRoom, #LambethPalace, #London. #AUGUSTUSCHARLESPugin & #ThomasRowlandson. #Ackermann, Rudolph. #TheMicrocosmofLondon (London, 1835), vol. II.
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Updating some refs for artfight, first up is Rudolph because I never made him one!!
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A drawing of my second ever D&D character, Karis, with her companion Rudolf, for one of my very first DA D&D one-shot!
This week's pollpic contenders are Mori Calliope from Hololive, Symboli rudolf from Uma Musume pretty derby, Nagatoro Hayase from don't toy w/me miss Nagatoro, and Rikku from Final fantasy.
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Rudolph Drach, Plate, 1792 https://t.co/HuZ1WcjkvO #artinstituteofchicago #museumarchive
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* Asgore is the Santa Claus of Monsterkind, leaving presents under every tree at night, this is confirmed by the Santa Claus clothes he has and by him (kinda) where he explains how his now deceased friend, Rudolph Holiday was "his Rudolph the Reindeer".