Robert McGinnis, James Bond Poster Artist, Died at Age 99

American illustrator and artist Robert McGinnis were 99 years old, died to the head Diversity. A post from obituaria site Inheritance It reveals that it has passed on March 10.

First of all, McGinnis is best known to diversify poster art James Bond Movies over decades. Starts from the 1965s Thunderball, would continue to create art for You only live twice, diamonds are eternal, His Majesty’s secret service, Live and die, and 1967 parody version Casino Royale. His movie career stretches out of spy franchise: total, made more than 40 movie posters, for example Breakfast in Tiffany (his debut assignment) Barbarella and three Mats Movies. Because it is more popular, McGinnis Woman was often a popular shorthand to describe a picture of the bikini-coated women at that time.

McGinnis, born on February 3, 1926, described as “one of the longest illustrators of the 20th century.” Starting in his career, he worked in the Walt Disney Studio and later in Dell. There, the detective fantasy pulled covers for paper novels for various genres from horror and fantasy. His work can be seen in magazines such as national geographical, time and readers digestion. In 2016, Neil Gaiman books began to take retro coatings again.

McGinnis remains survived by three children and individual families.

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