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I notice that the cover illustration for George Orwell's Essays (Penguin Classics reprint 2000) was from a 1929 EMB poster by Clive Gardiner. Could anyone tell me whether the cover for Huxley's Brave New World was from the same source and artist? And incidentally, did Spencer illustrate for the EMB? Many thanks (----)

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