Behold This Woman

Pride

Beauty

Danger

Threats

Women

Evening gowns

Mirrors

Necklace

Windows

Draperies

Winds

Knives

Novel originally copyright 1947.

Black

Pink

Green

"About the cover: After shivering and shuddering through this unusual novel of suspense and passion, artist William Shoyer painted that woman, Clara Ervin, posing luxuriously in her pink satin boudoir. As for the man in the cover who is beholding her at a close and menacing range, you'll find out what happens next when you enjoy Behold This Woman."--P. facing t.p.

A smiling blonde woman stands admiring herself in an ornately framed full-length mirror, fitting a necklace around her neck. In the foreground, a dark-haired, dark-suited man reaches one hand menacingly toward her.

At head of title on front cover: She destroyed four men.

On front cover: A Bantam Book, complete and unabridged.

On back cover: Behold this woman. Could she be anybody you know?

White background with black, red, and blue text. Green banner extends from front cover across spine to back left side. Line drawing of open window with curtains blowing in, with knife stuck into window sill.`

Green background with black text, author name in red.

Bantam rooster in oval on front, back, and spine.

Shoyer, William

Goodis, David, 1917-1967

Special Collections, University Libraries

State University of New York at Buffalo

Bantam Books

1948

Kelley, George, 1949-

Book covers

Cover (Illustrations)

Mystery fiction

Crime fiction

Image

Still Image

5

ECX9959

8/24/2005

8/24/2005

LIB001

Pulp Fiction Cover Art

Bantam Books, Inc. (407)

UB Only