Tenor

Inside the image.

A square album cover with a mostly white background and a monochrome studio portrait. A man in formal evening dress fills much of the right half, shown from about the waist upwards. His body faces slightly towards the viewer’s left while his head turns towards the camera; he has short, swept-back hair and a faint smile. He wears a dark dinner jacket, white shirt, and white bow tie. The portrait is softly lit, with the dark jacket merging into the lower edge and the white shirt standing out against it. The image is black and white with a slightly warm, faded cast. The figure is cropped at the bottom and close to the right edge, leaving open white space around the lettering at left.

At upper left, the name “Arthur Davies” appears on two lines in large, black, flowing script. The letters have pronounced swashes and a pale outline or shadow that helps separate them from the background. Beneath it, “TENOR” is set in small, widely spaced capitals. Lower down, a smaller text group begins with “gyda · featuring”; below this, “SUSAN BULLOCK” appears in two lines of heavier capitals, followed by “SOPRANO” in smaller spaced capitals. The lettering is aligned towards the left and occupies the white area beside the portrait. No frame or other background elements are visible.