Home > photos > Tangled Up in Hues: Excellence in Rock Portraiture > The Deed Is Done. Hatchet, Molly (American [Southern]. Active 1975 to present.) The tenacity and resilience of humankind pitted against the enduring violence of nature is a common theme of Hatchet’s great album covers, many of which were created by two old masters of fantasy genre painting, Paul Raymond Gregory and Frank Frazetta. With its fearsome warrior and hellish volcanic apocalypse, this early work by Ezra Tucker is the hooch-swillin’ Southern rockers’ most vexatious. Since its unveiling in 1984, critics have pondered the painting’s central question: in such a snuggly fitted suit of armor, what exactly is the nature of the deed that has just been done?
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![The Deed Is Done. Hatchet, Molly (American [Southern]. Active 1975 to present.) The tenacity and resilience of humankind pitted against the enduring violence of nature is a common theme of Hatchet's great album covers, many of which were created by two old masters of fantasy genre painting, Paul Raymond Gregory and Frank Frazetta. With its fearsome warrior and hellish volcanic apocalypse, this early work by Ezra Tucker is the hooch-swillin' Southern rockers' most vexatious. Since its unveiling in 1984, critics have pondered the painting's central question: in such a snuggly fitted suit of armor, what exactly is the nature of the deed that has just been done?Related Photo Galleries:Talkin' Revolution: 20 Classic Political AlbumsAnimal Band Vs. Animal Band](http://cdn10.film.com/wp-content/uploads/2005/03/20094227-20094229-large.jpg "The Deed Is Done. Hatchet, Molly (American [Southern]. Active 1975 to present.) The tenacity and resilience of humankind pitted against the enduring violence of nature is a common theme of Hatchet's great album covers, many of which were created by two old masters of fantasy genre painting, Paul Raymond Gregory and Frank Frazetta. With its fearsome warrior and hellish volcanic apocalypse, this early work by Ezra Tucker is the hooch-swillin' Southern rockers' most vexatious. Since its unveiling in 1984, critics have pondered the painting's central question: in such a snuggly fitted suit of armor, what exactly is the nature of the deed that has just been done?Related Photo Galleries:Talkin' Revolution: 20 Classic Political AlbumsAnimal Band Vs. Animal Band")
The Deed Is Done. Hatchet, Molly (American [Southern]. Active 1975 to present.) The tenacity and resilience of humankind pitted against the enduring violence of nature is a common theme of Hatchet's great album covers, many of which were created by two old masters of fantasy genre painting, Paul Raymond Gregory and Frank Frazetta. With its fearsome warrior and hellish volcanic apocalypse, this early work by Ezra Tucker is the hooch-swillin' Southern rockers' most vexatious. Since its unveiling in 1984, critics have pondered the painting's central question: in such a snuggly fitted suit of armor, what exactly is the nature of the deed that has just been done?
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