Jamaica by Raymond Leslie Buell
Elmer Simms Campbell · 1906 - 1971
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Jamaica by Raymond Leslie Buell, Elmer Simms Campbell (1931). Via artnap.com
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A two-color book cover in black and green presents the title Jamaica by Raymond Leslie Buell, rendered in bold brush lettering. A large silhouetted figure in a wide-brimmed hat stands at left beside palm fronds, while a tropical shoreline and water recede at right. The work is signed by Elmer Simms Campbell and dated 1931.
