'Conan the Conqueror (Berzerker)' was created in 1967 for a Robert E. Howard paperback cover and is now revered as a masterpiece of fantasy art. Reading time 2 minutes We cover a lot of pop culture ...

These are hard times for the art market. According to Artnet News, the overall market decreased 8.8% between January 1 and June 30, 2025, with the average sale per lot down 6.5% to $24,224 – trends ...

Frank Frazetta's iconic Man Ape painting of Conan the Barbarian sold for $13.5 million at Heritage Auctions last week. The 1966 oil painting, which appeared on the cover of a 1967 Lancer/Ace paperback ...

Frank Frazetta's legendary artwork helped redefined Conan the Barbarian, shaping how the character would perceived in pop culture. First appearing in Robert E. Howard's pulp stories, Conan is a fierce ...

Conan the Barbarian was created in the early 1930s by writer Robert E. Howard, first appearing in Weird Tales as a brutal, hard-living warrior from the frozen land of Cimmeria. Set in Howard's ...

Frank Frazetta's iconic 1967 painting, "Man-Ape," which defined the modern image of Conan the Barbarian, will be auctioned off for the first time at Heritage Auctions on September 12, 2025. The ...

Conan (Man Ape) is a crossed composition of two fighting figures centrally set in a crude dungeon or some dark corner of a dingy stone castle. There is little color in the background to distract from ...