Emily Dickinson

accompany the poetry of Emily Dickinson. rom Beverly, Massachusetts, Will Barnet became a leading 20th

Dickinson. "This painting is named with a line from an Emily Dickinson poem. I have always felt an

This beautifully delicate mixed media print contains language from an Emily Dickinson poem.

The language on this suspended wooden sculpture reads "How ruthless are the gentle" Emily Dickinson

cruel are the kind— God broke his contract to his Lamb To qualify the Wind—“ -Emily Dickinson

and then excuse from pain," Emily Dickinson & "Becoming ever more quiet constantly branching out into

Rapture changed its Dress And stood amazed before the Change In ravished Holiness –“ -Emily Dickinson

Push demolishes/ A Questioning - dissolve" #928 Emily Dickinson

Emily Mason Untitled (For Douglas), 1990 Carborundum etching and monotype on paper Pencil signed

metaphors, appropriated from the poetry and writings of Emily Dickinson, Salvador Espriu, Tom Sleigh, Franz

metaphors, appropriated from the poetry and writings of Emily Dickinson, Salvador Espriu, Tom Sleigh, Franz

Emily Mason So Slight a Film (from the Lehman Brothers art collection), 1978 Oil on paper Abstract

writings of Emily Dickinson, Salvador Espriu, Tom Sleigh, Franz Kafka, and Rainer Maria Rilke, connect the

This painting was inspired by Emily Dickinson's poem of the same name. I enjoyed bold brush

Emily Dickinson's poem inspired my title. Her poem reflects the abstract concept of hope and

from the works of poet Emily Dickinson. Beautifully tray framed in oak. Adam Bartlett is a former

Emily Dickinson, Salvador Espriu, Tom Sleigh, Franz Kafka, and Rainer Maria Rilke, connect the diverse

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

Contemporary Women Judy Collischan Van Wagner, Editor, 1989; Language as Object: Emily Dickinson and

teaching at Amherst Collége. While there, Todd became acquainted with the Emily Dickinson and read some of

Robert Kipniss publications include: 1964 - Poems of Emily Dickinson, Thomas Y Crowell, New York City, 26

Newton Compton to embellish the anthology of poems by Emily Dickinson. In March 2003, he took part in the

from a poem by Emily Dickinson. A statement from the artist: "My work is drawing based. My process is

mystery of Emily Dickinson and the one and only photograph of her. The artist’s sculptural works and

Emily Dickinson Poem Title: Our share of night to bear, Our share of morning, Our blanck in bliss to

28.74" Work inspired by Emily Dickinson Poem Title: As if some little Artic flower, Upon the polar

58.66" x W 96" x D 5" Work inspired by Emily Dickinson Poem Title: He ate and drank the precious

This is one of two artworks from a book Marcia made of small collages, inspired by Emily

This is one of two artworks from a book Marcia made of small collages, inspired by Emily

better known Beat poets! He was the inaugural recipient of the Emily Dickinson Award from the Poetry

poetry of Emily Dickinson. Olga's four paintings, which feature flowers ablaze with light and colors

by the artist herself, serves to further exalt her figures. In this piece she quotes Emily Dickinson

accompany the poetry of Emily Dickinson. rom Beverly, Massachusetts, Will Barnet became a leading 20th

, it is taken from an Emily Dickinson poem titled the Heart has narrow Banks. The American landscape

Sculpture of poet, Emily Dickinson, writing at a desk.

SMITH, Kiki. Sampler. By Emily Dickinson. 220 pp. 8vo., bound in publisher's red-brown goatskin

A stunning portrait of Emily Dickinson by Will Barnet in the permanent collection of museum of

human form. Fluid metaphors, appropriated from the poetry and writings of Emily Dickinson, Salvador

yellow tones, the painting takes its inspiration in a poem from Emily Dickinson. Small, unidentified

encroaching frost of the top of the painting. Inspired by an Emily Dickinson poem, "Grisly frosts, first

, and Springfield Republican, and compared by peers to figures like Emily Dickinson—another New England

City, The Cannon Prize Robert Kipniss publications include 1964 Poems of Emily Dickinson, Thomas Y

with the words of American poet Emily Dickinson. Poem Dress of Circulation measures 48 x 40 x 10

as a gift. Excerpts are from poems: Emily Dickinson’s Book 1, Live-XLI, Remembrance and Edna St

by the artist herself, serves to further exalt her figures. In this piece she quotes Emily Dickinson