Poetry. Located in various places in France, Jane Augustine's FRENCH WINDOWS, eleven numbered poems in sequence, provide a view where Art is a skewed composure/of what isn't yet mastered,/a dismembered past,/disarrangement. (from VII: In Provence, Near Venasque: Le Beaucet) Starting with H.D.'s question so what good are your scribblings? and moving through various locations and events, the poems arrive at a similar question: What then to leave in place/for those whose desert tombs are rubble, utterly effaced? (from XI: The Louvre: Egyptian Antiquities). Perfectbound chapbook.
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Poetry. Located in various places in France, Jane Augustine's FRENCH WINDOWS, eleven numbered poems in sequence, provide a view where Art is a skewed composure/of what isn't yet mastered,/a dismembered past,/disarrangement. (from VII: In Provence, Near Venasque: Le Beaucet) Starting with H.D.'s question so what good are your scribblings? and moving through various locations and events, the poems arrive at a similar question: What then to leave in place/for those whose desert tombs are rubble, utterly effaced? (from XI: The Louvre: Egyptian Antiquities). Perfectbound chapbook.
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Librería: Jeff Hirsch Books, ABAA, Wadsworth, IL, Estados Unidos de America
First Edition. First edition. Softcover. 16 pages. A chapbook that includes a long poem. A fine copy in wrappers. Signed by Augustine on the title page and additionally signed and inscribed by her to fellow poet Marie Ponsot on the first page. Signed. Nº de ref. del artículo: 169773
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