Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad, Illustrated pocket classic
Found this buried in a corner of my old bookshelf.
Published in India but the art is definitely not Indian (except maybe the cover).
Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad, Illustrated pocket classic
Found this buried in a corner of my old bookshelf.
Published in India but the art is definitely not Indian (except maybe the cover).
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ReplyDeleteLord Jim was considered to be one of the classics & is said be based on certain facts.
It was turned into a panoramic movie starring Peter O' Toole, the great theatrical actor of those days. I was lucky enough to see
it in 1970 at Empire theatre (in Calcutta) which was said to be only theatre in India with 0 projection screen .
A small part of it was lifted to movie 'Kala Pather' and A.bachan tried to b Peter O'Toole
(a poor imitation). Those days he was a novice.