Sentence examples for famous covers from inspiring English sources

Random House's top designers describe the creation of their famous covers.

Click here or on "View Gallery" to see some of Vanity Fair's most famous covers The October issue of Vanity Fair is on sale Friday 6 September.

"The Story of The Face" has the size and heft of a coffee-table book, with plenty of striking reproductions of famous covers and spreads.

In large red type against a black background, Time boiled those ideas down to three words: "Is God Dead?" It became one of the magazine's most famous covers, and it upended Dr. Hamilton's quiet life as an academic theologian.

Rockwell's famous covers for that magazine, all 322 of them, and more than 70 other works are on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, where "Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People" is ending its national tour.

She holds one of the paper's most famous covers: the one in which Charb and the Prophet Muhammad are passionately kissing.

Its famous cover photo is manipulated to depict Jones in an anatomically impossible position.

"You want more?" Time magazine did a famous cover story that was headlined: "Rotting of the Big Apple".

The clue is in the poster, with graphics derived from the famous cover of Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange.

It remains Dylan's most eclectic, mercurial and indecipherable album; even the famous cover portrait is out of focus.

In March 1943 she was the model on the famous cover appealing for blood donors in the war effort.