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Celebrating Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austen Poster print and Pride & Prejudice collection

April 4, 2013 by Vic

Image copyright @Venn Studios 2013

Image copyright @Venn Studios 2013

Congratulations to the four winners of the previous two books contests, which ended on April 1 and April 3 respectively. They are Raquel M. for Jane Austen’s World, Brenda B for The Jane Austen Handbook, and Rosalie A. and Monica Z. for Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. It was fun to read your comments! Continuing our Pride and Prejudice celebration is this Kickstarter project which aims to produce a new fine-art silhouette print of Jane Austen. The project details (and gently amusing video) can be be found by clicking on the image below or this link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/443052805/jane-austen-poster-print-and-pride-and-prejudice-c.

Jane Austen Poster

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As a companion piece to the silhouette, a ‘pamphlet series’ will also be produced featuring much-loved characters from the book. Each pamphlet will feature a delightful illustration by Hugh Thomson – the talented artist commissioned to produce a series of drawings for the 1894 publication of Pride and Prejudice. The back of each pamphlet will contain a literary synopsis outlining the characters and their personalities. Each individual pamphlet measures 165mm x 78mm.

Jane Austen character pamphlets

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  1. on April 4, 2013 at 10:58 Ruth's avatar Ruth

    Those are gorgeous!


  2. on April 4, 2013 at 11:25 Nilakshi Roy's avatar Nilakshi Roy

    Brilliant idea..they just look gorgeous, nothing better for a family heirloom..for my granddaughters… assume i will have some…from my two daughter-Janeites.


  3. on April 4, 2013 at 13:24 Brenda Bigbee's avatar Brenda Bigbee

    Wonderful idea! I am in!



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