Observer Art Collection: Painting, Modern Art & Sculpture (#26,34,37) c.1958-70

Observer Art Collection: Painting, Modern Art & Sculpture (#26,34,37) c.1958-70

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Observer Art Collection: Painting, Modern Art & Sculpture (#26,34,37) c.1958-70Titles: The Observer's Book of Painting, Modern Art & Sculpture Authors: Various Publisher: Frederick Warne Publication Date: 1958 70 Format: Hardback in jacket Condition: This book is in good condition for its age with minor jacket wear and marking, may have front inscription. Reader's note This brilliant collection of vintage books contains three editions of The Observer's Book series. These books would make a great addition to any art enthusiast's

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This poem represents Merwin at his insidious best, the conversational tone of the poem slowly leading to something imminently and undefinably dark, doom-laden. The poem was originally published in "The Lice" a book of poems written in the French countryside where, Merwin says, "I felt at once a profound attraction to the rural world in which I was living and a disquieting recognition of the fragility and uncertainty of my relation to it." "The Last One" ominously conveys that disquiet.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011