Picture Of Dorian Gray Peacock Edition, This is a new copy of Amaranthine Books limited Peacock edition with plexiglass slipcase & Dorian mirror bookmark of The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.

It is bound in sparkling green cloth, featuring a hand painted peacock feather with acrylic paint, as well as gold foil stamping and embossing.

It comes in a special case with transparent spine window so that the book is safe, but never truly tucked away.

Also – Includes limited edition custom notebook, bound in same green cloth, produced for only certain customers, by Marko Matijašević and Amaranthine Books.
















I’ve included Details below from Amaranthine Books:

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Amaranthine Books comes in a lettered version called The Portrait Edition, limited to only 26 copies, and in a numbered version called The Peacock Edition, limited to 260 copies.

Creative concept for these editions is based on Dorian’s degradation, which is caused by his decisions over the course of the novel. Although the approach to this is different on the covers of each edition, the concept inside remains the same, with the lettered edition also being oversized as well. The illustrations inside are focused on every important and terrible decision Dorian has made, so the colours of the illustrations show this as you go through the story. Even the drop caps follow the same logic: they are slowly deteriorating as the story is nearing its end. Vedran Klemens, who has also illustrated our editions of Dracula, has truly outdone himself, creating a completely new and unique approach to Dorian.

The covers of The Peacock Edition take Dorian’s vanity onto the next level, because the peacock feather for each cover is painted by the young and extremely talented painter Nina Bekeniova. This detail where a real artist is working on a book reflects Basil’s own struggle with his portrait and his “peacock”. While the “suffering” is not the same, there is a tangible dedication to Dorian’s beauty and its metaphorical representation. This edition is bound in sparkling green cloth and decorated with gold foil stamping and embossing. The final version of the book will also feature gilded page edges.

Once you open either of these covers, you’ll be met with absolutely gorgeous endpapers, handmade by Freya Scott specially for these editions. Although slightly different in the range of colours, both endpapers were made with Dorian’s flashiness in mind, and even their pattern resembles that of a peacock’s tail.

The Peacock Edition comes in a case made out of plexiglass which is covered with luxurious green foil that also has a slight sparkling effect. Since Dorian is quite fond of attention, it made no sense to make any kind of case that will hide his beauty. Therefore, this case features a “window” where the book spine is, so you can always see it when it’s sitting on your shelf, while it remains safe from dust and other elements.