LEE BROWN COYE - WEIRD TALES V41N02 - STRANGE WITCH & OWL IN SURREAL GARDEN POSTER

An eerie and whimsical pulp horror artwork by Lee Brown Coye, originally published on the January 1949 cover of Weird Tales Magazine (Volume 41, Number 2). This surreal scene features a hunched witch-like figure with a wide-eyed owl perched on her shoulder, set against an abstract garden of strange flora and warped architecture bathed in red twilight. A perfect fusion of grotesque and dreamlike fantasy.

This is a premium quality reproduction POSTER printed on thick, museum-grade matte paper (FSC-certified). It is offered in 12x16, 24x32, and 30x40 inches, rolled and shipped unframed in protective packaging.

• Art by Lee Brown Coye, legendary pulp illustrator

• Originally appeared in Weird Tales Magazine, Jan 1949 (Vol. 41, No. 2)

• Carefully restored and enhanced for high-resolution print

• Printed on durable, high-quality FSC-certified matte paper

• Rolled & shipped safely in protective packaging

• Available sizes: 12x16, 24x32, 30x40 inches

• Unframed for easy customization and display

Who is this product for?
A must-have for vintage horror fans, Weird Tales collectors, surreal art lovers, and anyone who appreciates gothic fantasy illustrations from the golden pulp era.

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