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Bronze dragon by Colin Saxton (cover for Dragonsinger by Anne McCaffrey, Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, Great Britain, 1977)
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Bronze dragon by Colin Saxton (cover for Dragonsinger by Anne McCaffrey, Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, Great Britain, 1977)
Another random one from the collection: the Colin Saxton edition of Dragonsinger (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1977).
Sariel's Guide to Pern has a whole page dedicated to him (here), and while it's hard to find images of his work online now the old Pern Museum did have the colour version of this artwork.
It's only available on the Wayback Machine now: check it out here.
It's much easier to find photos of his cover art for Dragondrums (here), which was originally commissioned as a poster for the World Science Fiction Convention in 1972 by Anne.
What do Quakers mean when we say that “Christ has come to teach his people himself?” FUM’s Colin Saxton explores this question.