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Frankenstein (1984, illustrated by Barry Moser, Pennyroyal Press)
Just as Victor Frankenstein pieces together his monster, Barry Moser creates a beautifully tragic artistic portrayal of the 1984 Pennyroyal edition of Frankenstein, by weaving together his illustrations and Shelley’s text. Bound in leather and wrapped in crimson cloth, this edition elevates the reading experience.
Explore related items in digital Special Collections exhibits at San Jose State University and at University of San Francisco! Both exhibits exist in a collaboration with the Santa Clara University exhibit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Find our collaboration website here: https://frankenstein200yrs.wordpress.com/.
Frankenstein (1932, illustrated by Nino Carbe)
Nino Carbe’s 1932 illustrated edition of Mary Shelley’s 1818 Frankenstein is the first illustrated edition of the novel published since the 1831 edition. These images appear to be influenced by Hollywood films such as Dracula (1931) and Frankenstein (1931). However, Frankenstein’s creature bears more of a likeness in appearance to the monster from the silent-era film Nosferatu, released in the US in 1929. The picture of the creature on page 233 features clawed hands and fangs similar to the Nosferatu monster.
Explore related items in digital Special Collections exhibits at San Jose State University and at University of San Francisco! Both exhibits exist in a collaboration with the Santa Clara University exhibit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Find our collaboration website here: https://frankenstein200yrs.wordpress.com/.
Frankenstein (1984, illustrated by Barry Moser, Univ. of California Press)
In this 1984 edition of Frankenstein illustrated by Barry Moser, readers are given all of the beauty, finesse and longevity of the fancier Pennyroyal Press 1984 edition for a much cheaper price tag that gives the owner a great keepsake for their library.
Explore related items in digital Special Collections exhibits at San Jose State University and at University of San Francisco! Both exhibits exist in a collaboration with the Santa Clara University exhibit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Find our collaboration website here: https://frankenstein200yrs.wordpress.com/.