Which famous element of 'The Great Gatsby' cover art was actually created before the book was written and wasn't designed specifically for Fitzgerald's novel?

F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby' features one of the most recognizable book covers in literary history - the haunting blue face with bright eyes overlooking a nighttime cityscape. This cover art has become inseparable from the novel's identity and represents one of the most successful branding decisions in publishing history. But how much do you know about this iconic marketing element that has helped sell millions of copies across generations?

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The celestial eyes looking over the cityscape
The art deco font used for the title
The blue color scheme of the cover
The silhouette of West and East Egg