"The Heart's Clockwork" is an exciting collaboration between poet Brian Hinton and the painter Julian Bell, who last year illustrated Virginia Woolf's "The Widow and the Parrot" for the Hogarth Press, and who has designed the covers for three other Enitharmon titles. The poet and artist have previously collaborated on an edition of Emily Tennyson's "Farringford Journal" (Isle of Wight County Press). "The Island" is central to this collection - its ravaged beauty, its rich, half-forgotten artistic heritage, the disintegration of its coastline. In "The heart's Clockwork", this becomes a complex metaphor for contemporary society, an alchemical marriage between the land and the sea.
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Brian Hinton read English at Magdalen College, Oxford, and went on to take a PhD in 20th Century English poetry at Birmingham University. With over 30 published books to his name, Dr Hinton's main research interest is the Tennyson circle on the Isle of Wight in the late 19th Century, and in particular the photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.
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Hardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Limited first edition. Limited first edition. Foolscap 4to. 72pp. Red cloth boards, lettered in gilt to spine. Cover design, cuts and in-text illustrations by Julian Bell. The limited casebound edition. No 9 of 10 Manuscript Copies. Holograph poem All Saints, initialled and dated by Hinton facing title page, which is further signed by both poet and illustrator. Author's first poetry collection. A lively collaboration between Hinton and Bell centred in its imagery on the ravaged beauty and artistic heritage of the Isle of Wight. The poet and artist have previously collaborated on an edition of Emily Tennyson's Farringford Journal ("Isle of Wight County Press"). A musicologist with more than 30 books to his credit, Hinton is the inspiration for the character of Dr T.C.P. Hinton in Iain Sinclair's novel, Downriver (1991). Grandson of Vanessa Bell and son of Quentin, Julian Bell is famed for his panoramic landscapes and cityscapes, whilst teaching at some of London's top Art Schools. His art criticism is much featured in the pages of The Times Literary Supplement, London Review of Books, Modern Painter, and The Guardian. 285. signed. Seller Inventory # LCK U74
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