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Which image would be best for a book cover? [11 Sep 2008|07:09pm] Please don't factor the price into your equations at all, okay? Just tell me honestly which is more likely to tempt you if you saw it lurking on a shelf. Cheers :) - I am too close to them and can't analyse them any more. (rosamicula, you can change it back if you like ;) The hypothetical book title would be Urban Gothic of the Second World War: Dark London, which explains the occassional London landmarks. Each of the images below comes from a photograph or painting of London during the war. (Scroll down for the images) Poll #1257927 Which book cover do you like best? Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All If somebody __hypothetically__ wrote a book titled Urban Gothic of the Second World War (literary criticism), at some point in the future, which cover would grab you most? This hypothetical book would examine grim texts by e.g. Peake) View Answers Image A (by John Piper) 16 (44.4%) Image B (also by John Piper) 4 (11.1%) Image C (by Graham Sutherland) 4 (11.1%) Image D (by Bill Brandt) 8 (22.2%) Image E (archived at the Imperial War Museum) 4 (11.1%) Image A: Image B: Image C: Image D: Image E: 23 scribbles | scribble a leaf

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