H. P. Lovecraft

English: Howard Phillips Lovecraft (August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) — known as H. P. Lovecraft — was an American author of horror, fantasy, poetry and science fiction, especially the subgenre known as weird fiction.

Photographs[edit]

One of the Truesdell portraits
Another Truesdell portrait
The third Truesdell portrait
H. P. Lovecraft in 1915
non-cropped version of the previous photograph
Official UAPA photograph
Alternative copy of UAPA photograph
H. P. Lovecraft in Brooklyn
R. H. Barlow's photograph of H. P. Lovecraft
H. P. Lovecraft and Vrest Orton in 1928
A cropped version of the previous image
H. P. Lovecraft with Frank Belknap Long in Brooklyn
H. P. Lovecraft with Sonia Greene in 1921
H. P. Lovecraft in Brooklyn in 1922
H. P. Lovecraft at Brown University
H. P. Lovecraft seated around 1930
The Lovecraft family in 1892
H. P. Lovecraft as a child
H. P. Lovecraft in 1892

Signature[edit]

H. P. Lovecraft's signature
An alternative copy of the signature
Another alternative copy of the signature
A signature from a 1924 letter

Grave and memorials[edit]

Gravesite
Grave with offerings
Grave photgraph
Alternative grave photograph
Family grave marker
Memorial plaque
A closer photograph of the plaque
An angled photograph of the plaque
A photgraph of the plaque with a stuffed Cthulhu
Another image of the plaque
Memorial square
Updated Memorial Square plaque

Bookplate[edit]

H. P. Lovecraft's bookplate

Artistic portrayals[edit]

Virgil Finlay's illustration of H. P. Lovecraft as an eighteenth-century gentleman
Duane W. Rimel's linocut depicting H. P. Lovecraft
Silhouette cut by E. J. Perry
Portrait, Dominique Signoret
Cropped version of the previous work
SVG depiction of H. P. Lovecraft
Bronze bust at the Providence Athenaeum
A statue sculpted by Gage Prentiss