John Schoenherr

I ran the Queens Half-Marathon with my friend Charlie Nix today and this illustration pretty much sums up how it felt. The runners - or cra...

Dad isn't very well known for his cat paintings, but he did a lot of them in the 1960s and at one point hoped to collect them in a book...

I've always liked this small gouache painting on bristol board, but it only just dawned on me that it could have been a study for one o...

A piece by author and editor Steve Holland on his blog, Bear Alley : John Schoenherr, one of the finest SF magazine cover artists of the 19...

"Early Risers" (oil on canvas, 1994) by John Schoenherr Before plagues of them spread across the United States, Canada Geese w...

Great color, concept, and composition. This was used on the paperback cover of The Impossibles by Mark Phillips (Pyramid Publications, Ju...

Centauri Dreams - The News Forum of the Tau Zero Foundation has a post which features Dad's cover art for Hal Clement’s Mission of Gr...

Sci Fi Wire printed this a while back. See the original post for some key science fiction illustrations - and some nice comments... John S...

For a long time I've had a bamboo suitcase filled with Dad-related ephemera: prints and proofs and F&Gs and extracted pages from mag...

Artist Gregory Manchess ' generous tribute, " Remembering John Schoenherr ," appeared on Irene Gallo's blog,  The Art Depa...

Here are some final farewells to John Schoenherr from the Classic Horror Film Board - "This is the place for all fans of classic horro...

A few days after Dad died, I took some photos his studio. On the big easel is a snowy owl perched atop an Inuit inukshuk or inunnguaq . It...

Here is the obituary of John Schoenherr that appeared in The New York Times online on April 14, 2010, and in print the following day. Many ...

A few days after Dad died, I needed to write his obituary for the local paper and the funeral home's website. I thought it would be more...

"Fields of Summer" (1990) by John Schoenherr My father, John Schoenherr, was born 75 years ago today. Since his death in April...