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More imagesAdam International Review, Vol.XLI, Nos 419 - 421, Attention à la peinture, Poetry & Visual Arts, Curated Collection of Poems About Art and Specific Artists by Numerous Poets of International Renown. OP
Miron Grindus (Editor) / Very Many Poets from Around the World
Language: Multiple languages
Published by Adam International Review, London, 1979
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Good. "ADAM, International Review" was established to present world literature of all sorts that focussed on the arts; in fact ADAM is an acronym for Art, Drama, Architecture, Music. This is volume 41, Nos. 419 - 121. The quarterly periodical was edited by Miron Grindea, and issued from London. This issue,… which is subtitled "Attention à la peinture . Poetry and the Visual Arts", is an anthology of a great many authors from all over the world; the selections were chosen for their subject matter, which is Art, with a capital A, including many specific artists. Authors from many different centuries and cultures are here, and the artists and works of art are equally numerous. The selection of authors is eclectic, but nearly all of them are world-wide in the acknowledgement of their greatness, and, or their contribution to world literature. There are too many to list, but we have given a view of the contents page on which all of them are listed. Likewise, the artists are too many to list - we've presented four page spreads grouped together which will give some idea of the scope of the collection. The issue ends with critical views and reviews by J. V. Stevenson and M. K. Bequette. "Adam International Review " is no longer being published. TITLE : ADAM, International Review SUBTITLE : Attention à las peinture -- Poetry and the Visual Arts ISSUE : Vol. 41, Nos. 419 - 421 DATE : 1979 PLACE : 28 Emperor's Gate, London EDITOR : Miron Grindea CRITICAL REVIEWS : J. V. Stevenson & M. K. Bequette LANGUAGE : Texts are in English or French, neither being translated one to the other. PHYSICAL DETAILS : Quarterly Literary Journal; 64 pages; 5 1/2" x 8 1/4" ; printed wraps, glued. STATUS : OP - Out of Print CONDITION -- NEAR VERY GOOD -- This is a previously owned book that remains clean , solid and presentable, with the following particulars noted :: EXTERIOR -- Spine has no creasing; shallow creasing along spine on both front and rear covers; front cover has a touch of offset transfer from another book - this near the bottom (see picture - hence the condition grade); covers display light foxing, modest surface rub and a touch of smudging, but basically clean and presentable. Mild weathering to text-block edges, else clean. BINDING : Solid - tight. INTERIOR -- First page has light foxing, else the interior is clean and unmarked.
