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¡@¡@  ¡@   The photo is taken from the  collection of the Morris Library  at Southern Illinois University;   photographed by Harry Crosby,   Le Moulin, 1929.

Hart Crane (1899-1932)   "In a materialistic society whose few routes to the spiritual have been almost wholly institutionalized (in churches, in psychotherapy, etc.),  Hart Crane and Anne Sexton lived and died by the belief that  art could still link individual people with spiritual truth."                                                -- by  Prof. Simmons

Brief Biography      1. Biographical information       2. Biography       3. A Crane bibliography   Relevant Links      1. Brief online essay addressing how Crane's poetry          was influenced by the poetry of Samuel Greenberg       2. Hart Crane homepage with a variety of links   Online Discussion  ¡@    back

This sculpture of Crane is made by William M. McVey in 1985 at Case Western Reserve Univ.  The photo is taken from The Sculpture Center

E-texts of Poems
 

paintings by William Sommer  ¡@  ¡@¡@"Leaning Nude"¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@"Apples"  ¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@  The William Sommer Memorial Exhibition: Catalogue of an Exhibition of Works  by William Sommer held November First through December Tenth in the Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland: Cleveland Museum of Art, 1950).

1. Black Tambourine      2. The Return      3. My Grandmother's Love Letters      4. Sunday Morning Apples          To William Sommer            --This poem is dedicated to             William Sommer and is about            several of Sommer's paintings.      5. Passge      6. Recitative      7. For The Marriage Of Faustus         And Helen      8. Voyages

 

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