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Twenty-two paperback covers laid out in a grid on oxblood red: green snakes coiling over Adders on the Heath, Martian tripods under a magenta sky for The War of the Worlds, a skeleton for The Duke of Palermo, T.S. Eliot's Practical Cats in orange, a bat spreading over a stone balustrade for Dracula, Kafka's Amerika, Yeats in teal and gold. Edward Gorey drew all of them in pen and ink with his own hand lettering, most of them in his twenties while working in Doubleday Anchor's art department.
Each cover is a small self-contained picture in its own colours, so it breaks down into twenty-two quick puzzles and one plain red border. Finished size 51 x 68cm.
Distinct grid layout with varied colours and text on each cover makes pieces easy to place by matching individual covers.
Grid of illustrated book covers











