And here's another one of his, which while not noir in any way, is too cool and too odd to neglect.
UPDATE: Mr Kellner has added: "I'd like to share credit with my partner-in-crime-fiction photographer on some of these covers: Christopher Voelker. That's his forthcoming monograph at the end."
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http://bindings.lib.ua.edu/
if you have not been here yet, please do check it out. Some amazing, old book design work and binding...
I just thought it tied in with the whole specialty binding for these books that Michael does for Dennis McMillan Publications...
Wow--I'd never seen that site before. What an amazing resource: I suspect I'm going to be exploring it for a loooong time. Thanks so much for pointing me at it.
on the subject of detectives:
http://eduardoruiztapasdelibros.blogspot.com/2009/01/el-dilema-de-los-prceres.html
I love the cartoon-meets-real quality of this cover... reminds me of Drummond's detective novel covers...
That's a great cover: just as you say about the cartoonish Holmes shadow regarding the "real" room. I'd never come across Eduardo Ruiz before--thanks for the link. There's some really nice stuff there. I just wish my translating software did a better job turning his commentary to English!
more in crime fiction: Wonderful new book cover exposé from Joe Montgomery by The Design Works Group Face Out blog: http://faceoutbooks.com/28015
Thanks for that link, Ian: those new covers are really attractive, and have reminded me that I've been meaning to read more Ross Macdonald, and that these covers give me the excuse to do so!
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