I always knew there was an untranslated poet of relevancy in French poetry, but confused him with Poe's fictional detective C. Mortal joy, is it you? Wi Dupin's poetic plight is actually not too dissimilar to Mallarme's-a poet "caught between two nothingnesses" with a titanitc effort to verbalize this state of affairs in words. "I touch your tears and the grass at night. Not a puffy literary lite, but a Traklish descent into a poet's mental forestry without transcendence or hope. moreĭupin's poetic plight is actually not too dissimilar to Mallarme's-a poet "caught between two nothingnesses" with a titanitc effort to verbalize this state of affairs in words. The very precariousness of living informs this deeply moving poetics, quiet and always at risk.”. In her introduction to these poems, Mary Ann Caws writes, “Nothing is permitted a reach higher than the human.
Eschewing theory, he creates speculations that enact the self’s effacement, while sustaining the human in brilliant imagery and shadowy narrative. Sharing affinities and landscapes with Reverdy, Char, and Ponge, Dupin has developed, nevertheless, a poetry so distinctive and innovative to the American ear and eye that it could, especially with this selection, tincture the reading and writing of poetry in the United States. Sharing affinities and landscapes with Reverdy, Char, and Ponge, Dupin has developed, nevertheless, a poetry so distinctive and innovative to the American ear and eye that it could, especially with this selection, tincture the reading and wr In this volume, Paul Auster has selected prose poems and lyrics from five volumes of Dupin’s poetry published over a quarter-century.
Extensive notes are included at the back of the volume as well as a condensed chronology and a list of Miró's exhibitions and catalogs.In this volume, Paul Auster has selected prose poems and lyrics from five volumes of Dupin’s poetry published over a quarter-century. Dupin's privileged relationship with the Miró family allowed him exclusive access to invaluable information about the artist as well as many documents, such as various projects, sketch pads, and correspondence that were only discovered after Miró's death. Rigorously academic, Dupin's analysis goes much further than a traditional study of the artist's work: he recounts Miró's artistic exploration, from sculpture, through graphic work, to costume design. He has organized numerous exhibitions devoted to the artist, and he presides over the association for the protection of his work.Ībout the Author This definitive monograph, written by Miró's close friend and contemporary, offers personal insight into the life and work of the artist. Book Synopsis Jacques Dupin, esteemed French poet and Miró's friend and collaborator since 1956, is the ultimate authority on the artist.
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