The artwork entitled “Golden Cockerel Press” was created by the artist Eric Gill. It falls under the Art Deco movement and represents the genres of illustration and design.
The artwork displays text and intricate black-and-white illustration, demonstrating the characteristic stylistic elements of the Art Deco era, such as geometric shapes, bold lines, and precise depiction of form. The text describes “The Travels of Father Jean Among the Hurons” and “The Sufferings of De Brébeuf of Canada,” indicating that the artwork might be a frontispiece or a page from a historical publication. The illustrations present scenes involving Father Jean and indigenous individuals, showcasing a combination of narrative content and meticulous design synonymous with the illustrative traditions of its time.