Boris Vallejo is the consumate fantasy artist. Known world-wide, his works can be found on everything from fine art to fantasy magazines. His work is affectionatly referred to (online) as a "Val" to those who readily recognize his trademark style. Vallejo would be my number two choice if I had to name the male artist who paints the female form in beauty. Number one being, of course, John William Waterhouse. *G* You can visit his website at: Boris and Julie.com




"Bird Woman"





"Black and White"





"Dragon's Birth"





"Web"





"Angel"





"The Egg of Life"





"Amber"





"Archery"





"Awakening"





"Breaking Through"





"Bubbles"





"Butterfly Wings"





"Camelot"





"Chrome Robot"





"Circe"





"Circe's Magic"





"Cindy"





"Dejanira"





"Diving"





"Evil Tree"





"Faces"





"First Love"





"Gemini"





"Goddess of the Earth"





"Goddess of the Waves"





"The Gryphon in the Crystal Ball"





"Guardian of the City"





"Half Moon"





"Hammer Throw"





"Lady Rain"





"Masquerade"





"Mermaid Couple"





"Mistress of the Ocean"





"The Broken Wing"





"The Cat in the Mirror"





"Midnight Wolves"





"Night"





"Phoenix"





"She Vampire"





"Spring Garden"





"Arachne"





"Antennae"





"Atlas"





"Aztec Serpent"





"The Eagles Tale"





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