Moby Dick Poster

Moby Dick PosterThis is the cover of the 1930 edition, illustrated by Rockwell Kent, it helped to bring the novel to the wider public's attention for the first time. Kent was an American painter and illustrator, who was also an author himself. His works include memoirs about his many adventures and voyages: he sailed around the Tierra del Fuego in 1922 3 and voyaged to Greenland in 1929, and we like to think this must have informed his illustration of Herman

Both a reading lamp and a book stand

but imagery inspired by the invading Martians is predominant throughout late 19th/early 20th century Science Fiction design

The poster is delivered rolled

Like much of his work

reflecting some of Huxley's message - albeit unknowingly

This clever lamp even functions as a bookmark (without breaking the book's spine

The cover was finished before the novel

featured towards the end of the novel

Dimensions include 5cm white border

Because To Kill a Mockingbird was Harper Lee's first novel

Rand considered this her best book and this distinctive cover was designed by George Salter

Every time your child finish a story