The Man Who Died by DH Lawrence Poster

The Man Who Died by DH Lawrence PosterThis short novel by Lawrence was originally called The Escaped Cock. This was Lawrence's preferred title, but he eventually agreed to the alternative for later editions, on the understanding the original was retained as a subtitle. Renowned graphic designer Alan Lustig provides the cover art for this 1950s edition. Like much of his work, it is a graphic representation of Lustig's sense of the author's creative drive. A1 size, 84 x 59. 4 cm. Dimensions

Large canvas shopping bag with long handles

Includes: 64 page booklet

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

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on the understanding the original was retained as a subtitle

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