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Flag of ecstasy. Selected poems. Edited by Edward B. Germain. Signed by the author. by Charles Henri b. 1913 Ford, 1972-01-01 Sleep in a Nest of Flames by Charles Henri: Sitwell, Edith (frwd.) Ford, 1949-01-01 View Volume 2, Number 3 October 1942 Issue by Charles Henri, Editor Art Magazine - Ford, 1942 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - APRIL 1943 (SERIES III, NO.1) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1943 The Half-Thoughts; the Distances of Pain, a Poem, With a Drawing By Dmitri Petrov by Charles Henri Ford, 1947-01-01 View Magazine. Series III, No. 2 by Charles Henri, ed. FORD, 1943 A Night With Jupiter by Charles Henri (Bowles, Paul) Ford, 1945 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - JANUARY 1946 (SERIES V, NO.6) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1946 View through the Eyes of Poets 2nd Series, No. 2, May 1942: Tchelitchew / Tanguy by Charles Henri, editor Ford, 1942 Spare Parts by Charles Henri Ford, 1966 Poems for Painters by Charles Henri FORD, 1945 View Magazine. Series IV, No. 4. by Charles Henri, ed. FORD, 1944 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - MAY 1945 (SERIES V, NO.2): TROPICAL AMERICANA PRESENTED BY PAUL BOWLES by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1945 Flag of Ecstasy: Selected Poems. by Charles Henri. FORD, 1972

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41. Metronome Press
    Written by American poets, charles henri ford and Parker Tyler, charles henri ford, artist, poet, editor, and filmmaker was born in 1913 in Brookhaven,  
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    Extractions: Charles Henri Ford, artist, poet, editor, and filmmaker was born in 1913 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died in 2002. Still in his teens, Ford published his first two poems in the New Yorker and following this success continued to publish poetry in various magazines. Ford dropped out of high school in 1929 in order to publish, together with Parker Tyler and Kathleen Tankersley, the low-key magazine Blues: A Magazine of New Rhythms , conceived as a vehicle for experimental writing. In 1931, Ford sailed for where he quickly ensconced himself in the expatriate literary community. In 1933, The Young and Evil , a novel, written together with Parker Tyler about the homosexual world of Greenwich Village in the early thirties, was published in Paris by Obelisk Press. From 1940 to 1947, Ford, again with Tyler, published another independent magazine View

42. Charles Henri Ford - Trailer - Showtimes - Cast - Movies - New York Times
    A biography and related information about charles henri ford.  
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    Extractions: //for google ads google_hints = "Charles Henri Ford"; //> @import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/section/arts/movies/screen/200705/people.css); Movies All NYT Saturday, January 26, 2008 Search Movies, People and Showtimes by ZIP Code Top-Rated in Theaters Select a Movie Title The Business of Being Born Nanking The Diving Bell and the Bu... Persepolis 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Da... Juno Starting Out in the Evenin... Bella The Water Horse: Legend of... The Great Debaters More Movies... More in Movies » In Theaters Critics' Picks ... Cart Cloverfield 27 Dresses The Bucket List Juno ... National Treasure: Book of Secrets The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers. 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Rambo Meet the Spartans There Will Be Blood ... What's This? Denotes a New York Times Critic's Pick Sleep in a Nest of Flames (2001)

43. MAGPIE » Omnibus Review By Peter Lamborn Wilson Of Recent Publications From Shi
    (Note all new titles are $10, except the two Louise Landes Levi translations are $15 each, and the charles henri ford/ Indra Tamang book is $40.  
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44. William Carlos Williams
    ford, charles henri. Article on Williams and surrealism by American Surrealist charles henri ford, editor of Blues and View , to both of which Williams was  
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    Extractions: A selective bibliography of open access articles on William Carlos Williams, favoring signed articles by recognized scholars, articles published in reviewed sources, and web sites that adhere to the Modern Language Association Guidelines for Authors of Web Pages Anderson, Dana. Anderson reviews James H. East's Humane Particulars: The Collected Letters of William Carlos Williams and Kenneth Burke and Ross Wolin's The Rhetorical Imagination of Kenneth Burke . Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Spring 2004 Baldwin, Neil. An introduction to Patterson from Neil Baldwin's essay about the 1950 National Book Award winner Bertonneau, Thomas F. "The Sign of Knowledge in Our Time: Violence, Man and Language in Paterson, Book I (An Anthropoetics)." Bertonneau contends that Williams in Paterson and later works embraced humanism, identifying himself as the bearer of a moral obligation to speak for the universality of the human in an historical moment. William Carlos Williams Review 21, 1 (1995) (removed) Blakesley, David.

45. Bruce Ford — Chirs Ford : ZoomInfo Business People Information
    ford, charles, Metro Times, charles henri ford Poet, artist and charles henri ford was born in 1908 in Hazlehurst, .  
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    Extractions: ZoomSearchBox.init(1, ''); Welcome, Guest Register Sign in Help Welcome to the ZoomInfo People Directory Find the person you're searching for in the list below and click on their name for more detailed information. Or use the search box above to explore our entire directory of over 30 million business professionals. Can't find yourself in ZoomInfo? Create your own profile now. var biz_data = ""; Ford, Bruce Biznik Bruce Ford Bruce Ford is an active member who has attended 1 event. ... Ford, Bruce Buckner Community Center But recently , Bruce Ford was diagnosed with colon cancer. Now , it has progressed to level four. NBC4 visited with the man ... Ford, Bruce Chamberlain High School No website references available. Ford, Bruce Coast Capital Savings Credit Union Bruce Ford - Senior Manager, Real Estate Lending Phone: 604-288-3024 E-mail: bruce.ford@coastcapitalsavings.com Ford, Bruce College of Marin Bruce Ford Ford, Bruce Community Bancorp Wells Fargo Bank Nevada N.A. in Las Vegas has announced Bruce Ford has been named senior regional ...

46. A True Pioneer
    charles henri ford by Gabriel Rotello. In Paris, barely out of his teens, charles henri ford became a protege of Gertrude Stein, and when Djuna Barnes  
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    Extractions: kramer as prophet ... Nov 26, 2002 by Gabriel Rotello He was astonishingly beautiful as a youth and remained astonishing his entire life, but beauty was the least of his assets. He was a pioneering gay poet, novelist, editor, photographer, artist, filmmaker, and one of the great cultural catalysts and provocateurs of the 20th century. He was openly homosexual decades before Stonewall, having burst out of the closet in the early 1930s, when he and Parker Tyler cowrote The Young and Evil, first published in 1933 and widely considered the first gay novel. In Paris, barely out of his teens, Charles Henri Ford became a protege of Gertrude Stein, and when Djuna Barnes was convalescing in Tangier, Morocco, he helped her by typing her novel, which became the lesbian classic Nightwood. In the 1940s he founded and edited View, the premier American arts magazine of its era and the first to publish Jean Genet and Albert Camus in English translation. Later, he introduced Andy Warhol to underground film. He knew everybody and went everywhere, and when Charles died in September at 94, it was time for all gay and lesbian people to reflect on those like him who paved the way for everything we do and are in the world and who showed us that being gay is no impediment to anything.

47. DMOZ : Arts : Literature : Authors : F : Ford, Charles Henri
    DMOZ Arts Literature Authors F ford, charles henri.  
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48. Worldwide Books Artists Index
    Force, Juliana ford, Alan ford, charles henri ford, John ford, Laura ford, O Neil ford, Richard ford, Tom ford, Walton Foreign Office Architects (firm)  
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49. Artcom Museums Tour: Fred Jones Jr. Museum Of Art - U Of Oklahoma
    A retrospective of over 60 charles henri ford photographs (1930s1980s) – depicting primarily famous artists and writers, but also street scenes from New  
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    Extractions: TTY: The recently opened Mary and Howard Lester Wing, designed by renowned architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen, showcases the Weitzenhoffer Collection of French Impressionism, with works by Degas, Gauguin, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, and others. Other strengths of the permanent collection include 20 th century American paintings, Southwestern art, American Indian art, ceramics, photography, Asian art, Persian miniatures, modern contemporary art, icons and more. Leon Polk Smith: American Original Currently on view through Sept 24 Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn Museum will visit the museum to present a lecture on Leon Polk Smith. Photographs by Charles Henri Ford Oct 14 through Dec 31 Harold Stevenson: The Great Society Oct 14 through Dec 31 A two-year project commissioned in the mid-1960s by Alexandre Iolas and Brooks Jackson

50. Western Illinois University -- University Libraries -- Decker Press Bibliography
    ford, charles henri. A B C S. 1940. ford, charles henri. Child Heroes, a String of Tongues. 1939. Image of a purple asterisk; (With Tyler Parker in Compass,  
    http://www.wiu.edu/library/units/archives/archives_web.sphp?id=271&format=1

51. Ars Libri, Ltd.
    When Breton reached New York, he found ‘View,’ an avantgarde literary magazine edited by charles-henri ford, most sympathetic to the surrealists.  
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    Extractions: ars libri ltd. rare and scholarly books on the fine arts Catalogue 130-N: Modern Art: Rarities of the Avant-Garde A B C D ... Z URMUZ. Bucuresti (Editura UNU), 1930. $1,800.00 Ilk K514 Gershman 54; Admussen 228 cf. Chevrefils-Desbiolles p. 148 Reynolds 126 Paris (Au Sans Pareil), 1919. $350.00 Sheringham Ac26 Pompidou Breton p. 95 Gershman p. 45 Biro/Passeron 2965; Ades 8.59; Sanouillet 208 Ades 9.75 Gershman p. 54 Admussen 229 Biro/Passeron p. 422 VASARI, RUGGERO Loosely inserted: Torino (Edizioni Rinascimento), 1925. $300.00 Salaris p. 71 VIEW Copies of the earliest issues in the first Series are of great rarity; this set, lacking only Nos. 1-2, is remarkably near complete. It is also accompanied by three rare broadside numbers of "View Poets," issued as supplements to the first Series: No. 1 (Salvador Novo, Paul Eaton Reeve), No. 2 (Maurice Blanchard, Owen Dodson), and No. 4 (Huidobro, Merton,Chishom, Kuroda, et al). New York, 1941-1947. $5,000.00 Ades pp. 375, 383ff. Gershman p. 54 Rubin 482 Jean p, 318; Reynolds p. 126 VORONCA, ILARIE

52. MoMA.org | America Fantastica
    Edited by charles henri ford; cover design by Joseph Cornell Gift of Alexandra AndersonSpivy The Americana Fantastica issue of View includes a cover and  
    http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2006/AmericaFantastica/index.html
    
    Extractions: Minotaure (Santiago 1938-41), published by a Chilean group with Surrealist connections, and Tropiques Sur, an influential, internationally focused journal published from 1931 to 1954 in Buenos Aires, edited by Victoria Ocampo and a circle of friends including Jorge Luis Borges. In the early 1940s, Sur The early 1940s saw the founding of three journals of note in the Americas: View VVV Minotaure , was directed by Breton, who was temporarily exiled in New York. Dyn Minotaure View VVV VVV ). Paalen quickly passed over New York, later documenting tribal art and his travels through the Pacific Northwest in Dyn The Surrealists addressed New York City and its modern surroundings obliquely. Some scoured antique shops and flea markets for anachronistic treasures, publishing some of the results in VVV and View . Duchamp, though never an official Surrealist (he said that he had been borrowed from the ordinary world by the Surrealists), was extremely fond of Americana, which he incorporated in endlessly inventive printed contributions to View and VVV . In other issues Duchamp and the Austrian-born designer Frederick Kiesler presented antirational visions of modern architecture in elaborate cut-paper constructions. The American editors of View Semina (Los Angeles and San Francisco, 1955-64). The lavishly produced Pop/neo-Surrealist periodical

53. BiggerBooks.com – Discount Bookstore. Bestsellers, New Books, Used Books An
    charles henri ford Photographs, 19301960. Author(s) Malanga, Gerard; Watson, Steven. ISBN10 1892041758. ISBN13 9781892041753. Cover Hardcover  
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54. Ira Cohen
    Cohen is a true and unquestionable original innovator, friend of Gysin, Burroughs, Bowles, and charles henri ford, the absolute geniuses of transformation,  
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    Extractions: Ira Cohen Ira Cohen is an "electronic multimedia shaman" who has travelled with those in the Beat Generation, but who remains a less talked-about, universal visionary and solideracross time, space, dimension, and light. His sashays into other cultures have brought us great and sometimes shocking photographs from the "other side". His works with mylar photography brought the word home. He has photographed Jimi Hendrix, Herbert Huncke, and myriad of others in strange twisting colors. He has published people like Gregory Corso and Angus MacLise in his rice-paper presses. A complete artistic accomplishment, bibliography, and biography of Iraas well as articles and artworkis at Big Bridge Magazine . With permissions, I've excerpted a bio here. - Michael Rothenberg 1935: Born to deaf parents; learned to spell on his fingers when he was one. 1964: Edited and published GNAOUA in Tangier featuring William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Jack Smith, and Irving Rosenthal. 1966-1970: Started the Universal Mutant Repertory Company and became "The Father of Mylar Photography," making celebrated photographs in bendable mirrors of Jimi Hendrix, Charles Ludlam, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Robert LaVigne, etc.

55. List Of Manuscript Collections, Libraries, Etc.
    From the charles henri ford Papers ford, charles henri ‡x Ownership. Foster, Thomas Catharine, From the Thomas H. and Catharine O. Foster papers.  
    http://www.library.yale.edu/BeinCatM/ms_collections.html
    
    Extractions: DRAFT - LIST OF MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS, LIBRARIES, ETC. - DRAFT For material that comes out of the following libraries/collections, etc. make the tracing [Name] Ownership, if there is no physical evidence of ownership (e.g., autograph, bookplate), or if the physical evidence is in a form that is not listed as a valid subdivision in Provenance tracings. Make notes and tracings as instructed below. Additions to the list will be made when instructed by the curator or Technical Services. A B C D ... H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Agenda From the Agenda archive.

56. Guide To The Black Sparrow Press Archives, 1967-1974
    Individuals mentioned Robert Duncan, Bern Porter, Creeley, charles henri ford, Paul Bowles, Andy B. Typescript, material cut from typescript,  
    http://www.libraries.psu.edu/speccolls/FindingAids/sparrow.body.html

57. Ruth Ford
    Brother charles henri ford (poet/artist) Husband Peter Van Eyck (m. in the 1940s, div., one daughter) Daughter Shelley Husband Zachary Scott (actor, m.  
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58. EWOLFS - May Art Auction Catalog
    ford, charles henri. (ed.) and Marcel Duchamp View. The Modern Magazine. Marcel Duchamp Number, Series V, No. 1. Signed by Duchamp.  
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59. Archives Malanga
    ford, charles henri Gerard Malanga. in the photomat. 1968 ford, charles henri. portrait painting by Pavel Tchelitchew. n.d. Forth, Jane. ca. 1969  
    http://www.gerardmalanga.com/stock_fulllist.htm

60. Page 2
    Fitzgerald, Gerald Five/Cinq Aesthetics Limited - Flamme, Ulrich - Flynt, Henry - ford, charles henri - ford, Merrily - Foreman, Laura and John Watts -  
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