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Francoise Dolto,
1972
Doubleday Books
First Edition,
Hardcover
ISBN:
9780385145428
In the same way that Freud interpreted the Oedipus legend, not as a tale of one unfortunate Greed king, but as a pattern, this book attempts to apply events of the Gospels to modern laws of the unconscious. The cover’s haunting medieval face stares at the viewer, seeming to invite the probe.
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Stanley G. Crawford,
1972
Alfred A. Knopf
First Edition,
Hardcover
ISBN:
9780394481371
This book jacket was one of Fred’s first, and possibly the very first. At this early stage of his career, he was newly enchanted by the prospect of reading every word of the novels he was being asked to present in visual form. He loved this one. The Unguentines were a couple who spent their entire married life on a land-covered barge, steering clear of civilization. He greatly enjoyed finding a way to depict their tiny universe.
Displaying 613–616 of 616 book jackets
Francoise Dolto, 1972
Stanley G. Crawford, 1972
