The cover page is adapted from View of the Long Gallery at Aston Hall, a painting completed in 1880 by Cecilia C. Foster. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. www.artuk.org/discover/artists/foster-cecilia-c-active-c-18701908www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
Crome Yellow
Chapitres (30)
- I 0:00
- II 7:29
- III 21:40
- IV 34:28
- V 47:29
- VI 57:22
- VII 1:14:49
- VIII 1:25:42
- IX 1:30:46
- X 1:50:55
- XI 1:58:17
- XII 2:11:38
- XIII 2:24:35
- XIV 2:59:13
- XV 3:07:57
- XVI 3:16:31
- XVII 3:23:36
- XVIII 3:45:31
- XIX 3:53:50
- XX 4:28:43
- XXI 4:41:10
- XXII 4:48:48
- XXIII 5:08:21
- XXIV 5:14:22
- XXV 5:27:57
- XXVI 5:41:04
- XXVII 5:47:22
- XXVIII 6:08:30
- XXIX 6:19:51
- XXX 6:31:45
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Denis, a young writer and poet, travels to an English countryside manor to spend the summer alongside a cast of outlandish leisure class intellectuals. The younger guests of the manor grapple with navigating love and sex within a post-Victorian society. Older guests and inhabitants obsess over trivialities from their vast libraries, eager to give a show of their knowledge to each other. The novel uses these interactions to paint a scathing representation of their insecurities and world views.
Crome Yellow is Aldous Huxley’s first published novel. His inspiration for many of the characters came from his time spent at Garsington Manor, a haven for many writers and poets of the time.