New Bond Artwork by Jeff Marshall & Unknown Martine Beswick Drawing

SilentSpy

I found these last night while searching for Thunderball stuff and images of Molly Peters. A few new Jeff Marshall Bond images. I like the 50th Anniversary Dr. No one. The second Spy Who Loved Me is composed a bit different from the lithograph that I own. I like the Molly Peters drawing too. First time seeing this one.







I found this Martine Beswick drawing too. Anyone know the artist? I can't find a higher resolution image. I think it might be in the Hammer Glamour book. Not sure.

texas007

lovely works - but have you seen this - my recent favorite

TMWTGG Limited Edition Print - signed and numbered by the James Gilleard - Limited Edition of 20

Bond Collectors' Weekends

Jeff is a wonderful fellow and does great artwork. Here's some for our BCW's:

Sir Miles

Be interesting to see if these are released for sale at some point...

LastRatStanding

SilentSpy wrote:

I found these last night while searching for images of Molly Peters.

A hobby of mine, too :x

SilentSpy

Bond Collectors' Weekends wrote:

Jeff is a wonderful fellow and does great artwork. Here's some for our BCW's:

Did he make these as prints for your Bond Weekend event? Or just promotions?

I found the Molly Peters one here.

http://www.stars-portraits.com/en/community/jmstudio.html

There are a few more new to me Jeff Marshall Bond images and other movie characters.

No one has any clue about the Martine Beswick drawing?

ChromeJob

I like this one lots. A bit devoid of the color red considering the plotline, but still.... Grant in a blue shadow is creepy (in a good way).

Bond Collectors' Weekends

Jeff and his lovely wife attended our New Orleans event, sold originals and sketches there in our charity Bond auction, and created posters for our events for eight years.

Come to think of it, I'd love to host a fan gathering in New Orleans later this year if anyone's interested. I'd do a culinary tour/Garden District movie house tour and James Bond Live and Let Die tour and etc.

SilentSpy

ChromeJob wrote:

I like this one lots. A bit devoid of the color red considering the plotline, but still.... Grant in a blue shadow is creepy (in a good way).

I remember passing on this From Russia with Love print just because it was missing the train and how it looks like Kerim is about to shoot Tatiana. But I do like the falling chess pieces. The print goes for a lot now with Desmond Llewelyn's signature. I think the double with Dr. No does a good job with both movies.

Bond Collectors' Weekends wrote:

Jeff and his lovely wife attended our New Orleans event, sold originals and sketches there in our charity Bond auction, and created posters for our events for eight years.

Come to think of it, I'd love to host a fan gathering in New Orleans later this year if anyone's interested. I'd do a culinary tour/Garden District movie house tour and James Bond Live and Let Die tour and etc.

For eight years? I've never seen any news of originals and posters for sale/auction. Where are you posting this news?

Bond Collectors' Weekends

SilentSpy wrote:

ChromeJob wrote:

I like this one lots. A bit devoid of the color red considering the plotline, but still.... Grant in a blue shadow is creepy (in a good way).

I remember passing on this From Russia with Love print just because it was missing the train and how it looks like Kerim is about to shoot Tatiana. But I do like the falling chess pieces. The print goes for a lot now with Desmond Llewelyn's signature. I think the double with Dr. No does a good job with both movies.

Bond Collectors' Weekends wrote:

Jeff and his lovely wife attended our New Orleans event, sold originals and sketches there in our charity Bond auction, and created posters for our events for eight years.

Come to think of it, I'd love to host a fan gathering in New Orleans later this year if anyone's interested. I'd do a culinary tour/Garden District movie house tour and James Bond Live and Let Die tour and etc.

For eight years? I've never seen any news of originals and posters for sale/auction. Where are you posting this news?

They aren't for sale. Each year, we'd run a few for the charity auctions, the actors who attended, etc. Jeff made beautiful posters of Geoff Holder, Gloria Hendry, Bruce Glover, etc. that they proudly display in their homes.

cris_19010689

SilentSpy wrote:

I found these last night while searching for Thunderball stuff and images of Molly Peters. A few new Jeff Marshall Bond images. I like the 50th Anniversary Dr. No one. The second Spy Who Loved Me is composed a bit different from the lithograph that I own. I like the Molly Peters drawing too. First time seeing this one.







I found this Martine Beswick drawing too. Anyone know the artist? I can't find a higher resolution image. I think it might be in the Hammer Glamour book. Not sure.

The second image down was on eBay about two years ago as a large scale print (about twice as large as the normal sized movie poster versions Jeff has done). I know this because the same seller had this print too: http://www.stars-portraits.com/en/portrait-134831.html Unfortunately I missed out on the TSWLM print of Bond pointing the gun, but I own the other one, although I have yet to get it framed. It's a really fantastic piece of artwork in its own right, but can also be seen in the TSWLM movie poster version Jeff did, and can also be seen in the artwork for the "Spyguise" corgi model of the submarine - the corgi models are originally how I got into finding out about the artwork

SilentSpy

New images I found.

JTM

SilentSpy wrote:

New images I found.

These Jeffrey Marshall ones have got to some of my favourite pieces of Bond artwork, just incredibly well done!

Sir Miles

Superb artwork...is there anywhere to buy these ?

ggl007

Jeff Marshall: absolutely amazing! -{ -{ -{

PoorMansJB

Can't recall if I ever posted this but in 2013 the Q Pop gallery in LA invited local artists to celebrate Bond's 50th resulting in some stunning interpretations.



https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151451294028657.1073741838.653423656&type=1&l=166925529f

welshboy78

Marshall stuff is very nice - have a few including the OHMSS one signed by Lazenby and Golden Gun one signed by Sir C Lee and Roger Moore.

Only problem is that I have no where to display at the moment. My other half did get this one framed for me though

SilentSpy

welshboy78 wrote:

Only problem is that I have no where to display at the moment. My other half did get this one framed for me though

Where did you get this poster?

Through a bunch of image searches, I found Jeff Marshall's Twitter and this Behance site.

https://twitter.com/jeffmcdade

https://www.behance.net/jeffmarshall?ilo0=1

If any one has one of these accounts, perhaps you can ask if he has a complete gallery of his new works after the official lithographs. Which would be Goldeneye to current. He has a small image of Connery from Never Say Never Again on his Twitter. But I haven't found a full poster image yet.

welshboy78

I bought it off somebody who I guess was part of the SPECTRE production crew or knew a crew member. There were loads for sale around Octoberish as many of the crew cashed in their gifts from Mendes and Daniel Craig (Champers)

I bought the SPECTRE champers as well but the girl I bought from refunded me saying she was worried she would get in trouble - it was really cheap so think the true story was some bastard made a better offer

SilentSpy

No one here has a twitter account? I guess I might have to sign up myself and ask Jeff Marshall about his works. He has a new Spy Who Loved Me DVD Blu-ray cover art up.