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"Frontispiece by Theodor von Holst to the 1831 edition of Frankenstein" from "Making the Monster" by Kathryn Harkup
This image reflects the beauty of Frankenstein's Creature as well as the horrified rejection that Frankenstein feels after creating him.
The creature depicted with vampiric features.
The creature is seen depicted with large fangs, seemingly above a frightened woman. His image appears to bear influence from popular depictions of Dracula. Found on page 42.
The creature standing over a body. A Nino Carbe illustration.
This is a photo of the print picture of the creature standing over a body. This picture bears a striking resemblance to the Nosferatu Monster. Found on page 232.
Frankenstein riding through a forest.
Frankenstein is riding through a dark forest atop a horse. Found on page 96 and 97.
Frankenstein standing in a field.
Spread page depicting Frankenstein in a field and chapter XVII. Found on page 156 and 157.
About the Contributors
A small biography to get to know the creators of this exhibit.
An image from "Making the Monster" from a Venetian book on plastic surgery, "De curtorum chirurgia per insitionem libri duo"
This image is used in "Making the Monster" to describe the historical context of surgical augmentation and experimentation with transhumanity, influencing themes in Frankenstein
C. Louise March edition, flipped pages in middle of book
pages 64 and 128 of the text. 64 is an illustration and 128 is all text.
C. Louise March 2004 edition. Flipped pages in the middle of the text
page numbers 65 and 129 with illustrations, beginning of Chapter 8 is displayed, opposing sides are in opposite directions