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Elinor Glyn (born Sutherland - 1864-1943). Glamorous British writer of sensational romantic novels
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Elinor Glyn (born Sutherland - 1864-1943). Glamorous British writer of sensational romantic novels
Elinor Glyn (born Sutherland - 1864-1943). Glamorous British writer of sensational romantic novels. Originator of the term It for sex appeal. The popular verse about her: Would you like to sin/With Elinor Glyn/On a tiger skinja/Or would you prefer/To err with her/On some other furja alludes to a scene of passionate love on a tiger skin which features in her best known novel Three Weeks (1907). From a series of cards of Famous British Authors (London, 1937)
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This print showcases the glamorous British writer, Elinor Glyn (born Sutherland - 1864-1943), known for her sensational romantic novels. A true pioneer in literature, she is credited as the originator of the term "It" to describe sex appeal. Her popularity soared with the release of her best-known novel, Three Weeks (1907), which featured a scene of passionate love on a tiger skin. The verse that has become synonymous with her name perfectly captures the allure and intrigue surrounding her work: "Would you like to sin/With Elinor Glyn/On a tiger skinja/Or would you prefer/To err with her/On some other furja". This iconic image comes from a series of cards featuring famous British authors, published in London in 1937. Elinor Glyn's contribution to English literature cannot be overstated. Through her vivid storytelling and daring exploration of romance, she captivated readers worldwide. Her ability to create scenes filled with intensity and desire made her novels immensely popular during their time and continue to resonate today. This print serves as a testament to both Glyn's enduring legacy and the timeless power of passionate love depicted through words.
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