Brave New World Poster

Brave New World PosterA futuristic poster for a truly alpha plus novel. This iconic cover was designed by Ealing born Leslie Holland for the first edition of Brave New World in 1932. Although his work was highly acclaimed, Holland preferred to not draw for commercial gain and was most at home being creative within a community of people a fitting sentiment, reflecting some of Huxley's message albeit unknowingly, as Holland never read the book. A1 size, 84 x 59. 4 cm.

Holland preferred to not draw for commercial gain and was most at home being creative within a community of people - a fitting sentiment

The poster is delivered rolled

The artwork on the mug cleverly references original cover typography for these twenty-four books

This was Lawrence's preferred title

only ordered a print run of 5000

The cover of the first edition of Woolf's 1962 novel To The Lighthouse featured this artwork by her sister

This short novel by Lawrence was originally called The Escaped Cock

from the first edition (1961) of this remarkable novel by Muriel Spark

The first edition jacket of this Pulitzer Prize-winning play was designed by Alvin Lustig

Bell's Abstract style cover evokes some of the key themes of the novel: nature and flowers

but to the point

who was also an author himself