Mindblowing Harry Potter International Cover Arts

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With the release of the newest cover art for the Harry Potter series I was a bit curious as to how the old cover arts looked like. With the series translated into 67 languages I can't imagine the countless covers there are for the popular book. 

Here are some of the cover arts published by different international publishing groups and designed by talented graphic artists: 

(Disclaimer: I do not own any of the images shown in this blog entry.)

Swedish Cover Arts

   


  








Dutch Cover Arts





  

 






Pocket Editions (The Netherlands)







 


Danish Covers






French Covers




Finnish Cover Art for The Deathly Hallows

(photo: snitchsneeker.com )

 

Japanese Cover Arts

photo: sumthinblue.com

 

source (both for the content and images): http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Cover_art

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