Les Enfants Terribles Poster

Les Enfants Terribles PosterA stunning book jacket image designed by Jean Cocteau himself. A great writer, designer and film director, Cocteau most commonly referred to himself as a poet. Les Enfants Terribles is perhaps his most famous novel and Cocteau's design conveys the connection, isolation and distorted perspective of the siblings' Game. A1 size, 84 x 59. 4 cm. Dimensions include 5cm white border. Printed on 150 gsm silk matt paper. The poster is delivered rolled.

Forget multi-tasking

Reinganum often used biomorphic forms and poetic abstraction in his work

Vanessa Bell

the lighthouse in Bell's design is central and yet tantalisingly just out of reach - as the shape of the lighthouse is evoked only

This poster features the first edition artwork which moves away from the art deco designs of the '30s and starts a new decade with a move towards mid century modern fonts and colour palates

an American science fiction and fantasy fiction illustrator

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

Height 8 cm

Glaser was the first graphic designer to receive the National Medal of the Arts award

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

Issues #11 & #12 (1954)

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