“Prince Caspian” Book Design
Date
Credits
- Pauline Baynes 7 Illustrator
- C.S. Lewis 7 Author
Format
- Book 711
- Book Cover 226
Type of Work
- Book 97
Dimensions
- Height
- 7in
Printed Pages
“Prince Caspian” is the second book in C.S Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia series. This book was printed during the 1980s and uses the design of the 1970 Special Edition Collier Books softcover box set. The 1970 debut was also the first printing of The Chronicles of Narnia by Collier Books, which at the time was a division of Macmillian Publishing Co. in New York. The interior illustrations are by English illustrator Pauline Baynes, and the exterior illustrators and designer are unknown. The exterior design utilizes geometric framing elements, stylized illustrations with stipple shading, and a slab serif typeface.
“Prince Caspian” is the second book in C.S Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia series and features the return of the Pensive children to Narnia only to find that several hundred years have passed. There is a new power struggle for Narnia, and the siblings must help Prince Caspian take back the throne from his power-hungry uncle.