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Cat Girl is the most iconic work of the "Heroines of Frazetta" series and is often considered to be Frank's masterpiece and one of his all time favorite works. Originally featured on the cover of Creepy Magazine #16 in the 1960s, it was changed over time to its current form which is now dated 1984. Frank was often heard saying that Cat Girl would be the last piece he'd ever sell, proving this point by rejecting multiple offers from those who tried buying it from him over the years.
This is one of the few pieces where the paint is layered on so thick that it extends far above the surface - something rarely found in a Frazetta painting. This generally meant that he spent more time on it than normal, allowing the paint to dry and adding more layers on top. Usually he would paint very quickly, thinning the paint by using chemicals to make sure it would dry in time for his deadline. This work was truly one of his favorite pieces, and it hangs proudly in the Frazetta Art Museum in East Stroudsburg, PA.
Artwork © usage with permission by Frazetta Jr Enterprises, LLC.
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