Nineteen Eighty-Four Poster

Nineteen Eighty-Four PosterAn early, very striking jacket design for George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four, by the great Dennis Piper, who designed many book covers in the 1960s and 70s. Piper worked in a variety of styles, for a number of publishing houses and his illustrations were seen beyond the book trade, featuring on posters and adverts. He was also a well respected watercolour artist. A1 size, 84 x 59. 4 cm. Dimensions include 5cm white border. Printed on 150 gsm silk

Wells' The Invisible Man)

I Capture the Castle was Smith's first novel

the book pictured is not included

Salter designed over 300 book covers and his legacy is felt throughout the graphic design world

Probably Adams'

throughout her working life

an American graphic designer who was honoured for his significant contributions to American design

but was evidentially a prolific illustrator in the 1950s and 60s and co-editor of Ark: The Journal of the Royal College of Art

as he did not want the reader to be influenced unduly by it - so we can only assume he approved of his friend's work

but to the point

the varied activities will inspire the 'write-side' of your brain with its creative approach to keeping productive

Not exactly polite