The Secret Garden Typography Poster

The words of Frances Hodgson Burnett's The Secret Garden are used here to fashion a key hole through which the viewer peeps upon the private and beautiful moment in which Mary first stumbles upon the secret garden. Her eyes follow her friendly guide, the robin redbreast, as he flies into the depths; in her right hand, Mary holds the key which represents not only her physical access to the hidden garden, but also her spiritual emerging.

With each moment she spends within those ivy walls coaxing life from the soil and healing scars from a lost love, her soul unlocks and awakens more and more. And like the roses illustrated surrounding her, she finds a way to thrive and endure despite all odds and emerge a victorious survivor in her own right. This 24 by 36 inch poster includes the text of the first 25 chapters of the book, and is printed with high enough quality that all text is fully legible.

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