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Ronald Clyne
''Ronald Clyne'' (December 28, 1925 – 2006) was an American freelance designer and graphic artist best known for creating over 500 covers for Folkways Records during the more than three-decade lifetime of his independent company from 1948–1986.〔Ronald Clyne At Folkways, by Tony Brook and Adrian Shaughnessy – Unit Design Editions U:D/R 01, Artspace – 29 September – 27 October, Curated by John Nixon, Stephen Bram, Warren Taylor - ()〕
==Early career==
After beginning to draw at the age of 8, Clyne sold his first drawing at the age of 15 to Ray Palmer of Fantastic Adventures and Amazing Stories. It was published in the November 1941 issue of Fantastic Adventures. This led him to doing cover art for several fanzines of the era, such as Bob Tucker’s Le Zombie, and Al Ashley’s Nova. A few years later, he would do work for Fan Slants, Famous Fantastic Mysteries and Fanvariety and a great number of other fantasy and horror books and magazines - prominent amongst them being “The Arkham Sampler”.〔("A Labor of Love" - The Fantasy Art Of Ronald Cline by Dan Steffan )〕
Clyne's first published book jacket illustration was for Jack Snow's collection ''Dark Music and Other Spectral Tales'' (1947). This jacket originally had Ray Bradbury's name printed on the lower panel beneath the art, as Bradbury was to have provided a foreword, but after Bradbury reneged (due to the publisher insisting on including material by Snow which was juvenilia that Bradbury considered "patently unpublishable"), a bar of ink was printed over Bradbury's name on all the jackets, which had already been printed.
Clyne designed a number book jackets for August Derleth's Arkham House during the first two decades of that publisher's history.
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