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Tatler front cover, 1962
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Tatler front cover, 1962
Graphic front cover of The Tatler depicting an Egyptian woman with a beatific smile made up from a number of Eastern style fabric designs, mainly from Liberty. Date: 1962
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This front cover of The Tatler magazine, dated 1962, showcases a stunning Egyptian-inspired collage that graced the publication's graphic design. The image features an Egyptian woman with a beatific smile, her visage meticulously crafted from a collage of Eastern-style fabric designs, primarily sourced from the renowned Liberty textiles store. The collage creates an intriguing juxtaposition of modern design and ancient Egyptian motifs, reflecting the cultural fascination of the 1960s with the mystique of the East. The woman's serene expression, reminiscent of the famous depictions of Cleopatra, is a testament to the enduring allure of Egyptian history and culture. The collage technique used in the design adds a unique and innovative touch to the magazine's front cover, setting it apart from traditional photographic covers. The use of Liberty fabrics, with their distinctive patterns and vibrant colors, adds an additional layer of visual interest and authenticity to the design. The collage design on the cover of The Tatler in 1962 represents a departure from the more conventional approaches to magazine cover design of the time. It showcases the magazine's commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new design trends, making it a standout piece in the history of magazine covers. The Egyptian-inspired design also speaks to the broader cultural trends of the 1960s, which saw a renewed interest in Eastern culture and aesthetics, as well as a growing appreciation for collage and montage techniques in art and design.
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