Visual accompaniment for Moby-Dick, please?

[Anonymous No.20565183]

Hello. I'm nearing the end of Moby-Dick, and it's kino, and a 10/10, but I'll be sorry when it ends. I noticed throughout that I did a lot of googling to see all the various references Ishmael was making. To artworks, cetological sketches, archaeological sites, constellations, uniforms (like the whale penis cassock kek). And not to mention all the different sections of the ship. So I was wondering: is their a really good book you guys would recommend that has all of these images and pictures and things to peruse as an after thought? Almost like an encyclopaedic addendum to the story itself. That would be amazing. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.20565328]

My copy had illustrations, there was literally one of a whale penis I think i have it save on my phone, one sec

[Anonymous No.20565335]

>>20565328
Very nice. What edition did you have?

[Anonymous No.20565412]

>>20565335
I'm lying in bed and can't muster the energy to get up and check. Some library press edition or something. Ahh I don't want to get out of bed. Give me like half a hour and I'll report back. I still need to scroll through the lesser boards and maybe do some doulingo before I get moving. No, I can google it right in the middle of this comment
Hold please
It's the Arion Press Edition

[Anonymous No.20565572]

>>20565412
thank you, fren