To Kill a Mockingbird Poster

To Kill a Mockingbird PosterBecause To Kill a Mockingbird was Harper Lee's first novel, publishers J. B. Lippincott & Co. only ordered a print run of 5000. It became an instant classic and won the Pulitzer Prize the following year. The jacket was designed by Shirley Smith, about which almost nothing is known, but her iconic cover inspired the designs of the UK and US editions of Lee's follow up novel Go Set a Watchman, published half a century later. There aren't many books

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

A classic poster featuring artwork by the famed cover designer George Salter

use this journal to help you keep those details handy and as a memoir of your literary life

by London-born artist Victor Reinganum

Height 8cm

This is the cover of the UK 1968 edition which followed the successful appeal

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First-edition artwork for Ralph Ellison's award winning novel about social invisibility and the American condition

He also provided the illustrations for a a series of cookbooks written by his wife

Original cover art from this much acclaimed - and censored - Russian modernist satirical novel by Mikhail Bulgakov

This poster shows the classic first edition artwork created by Californian artist 'Cleon'

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