Hiroshima Diary, Spanish language cover
Title:
Hiroshima Diary, Spanish language cover
Rights:
Hiroshima Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Warner Wells
Source:
Hiroshima Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Warner Wells
Publisher:
Emecé Editores
Date:
1957
Contributor:
UNC Press
Citation:
Michihiko Hachiya, Diario de Hiroshima, (Buenos Aires : Emecé Editores, 1957), Hiroshima Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Warner Wells.
Alternative Text:
Out of all of the Hiroshima Diary covers, the Spanish language version published in Argentina is perhaps the most understated. The bottom part is a green-blue color that takes up about one-third of the cover. The publisher name, Emecé, is in black, sans-Serif, capital text at the bottom. The top portion of the book is in a cream color, perhaps it used to be white but changed with time. The author's name is in black, capital, sans-Serif font across the top. In the same green-blue color from the bottom, the title of the book is in the largest font, a capitalized Serif font that reads " Diario de Hiroshima". A black bar is beneath that with cream or formally white, lowercase letters in a sans-Serif font that reads "episodios de guerra".
![Out of all of the Hiroshima Diary covers, the Spanish language version published in Argentina is perhaps the most understated. The bottom part is a green-blue color that takes up about one-third of the cover. The publisher name, Emecé, is in black, sans-Serif, capital text at the bottom. The top portion of the book is in a cream color, perhaps it used to be white but changed with time. The author's name is in black, capital, sans-Serif font across the top. In the same green-blue color from the bottom, the title of the book is in the largest font, a capitalized Serif font that reads " Diario de Hiroshima". A black bar is beneath that with cream or formally white, lowercase letters in a sans-Serif font that reads "episodios de guerra".](https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/files/original/c7389979933b3c7f6236f2faff33fd18.jpg "Out of all of the Hiroshima Diary covers, the Spanish language version published in Argentina is perhaps the most understated. The bottom part is a green-blue color that takes up about one-third of the cover. The publisher name, Emecé, is in black, sans-Serif, capital text at the bottom. The top portion of the book is in a cream color, perhaps it used to be white but changed with time. The author's name is in black, capital, sans-Serif font across the top. In the same green-blue color from the bottom, the title of the book is in the largest font, a capitalized Serif font that reads " Diario de Hiroshima". A black bar is beneath that with cream or formally white, lowercase letters in a sans-Serif font that reads "episodios de guerra".")
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