Concrete poetry, American
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Records:
A. Doyle Moore collection
Collection
Call Number: MS 357
Overview
This collection consists of correspondence to A. Doyle Moore, mostly from or about Ronald Johnson, and production or "flat" files for various projects Moore's Finial Press created for Johnson or that Moore designed for Johnson. There is also a small amount of correspondence from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Moore.
Dates:
1967 - 1988
Ronald Johnson collection (Literary estate papers)
Collection
Call Number: MS 336
Overview
This collection consists of the papers of Ronald Johnson, as held by his literary estate. It contains drafts and worksheets for various poetry and prose works by Ronald Johnson including ARK, The Shrubberies, Company Fare, and others. The collection also includes correspondence between Johnson and his acquaintances, including notably Guy Davenport, Charles Simic, Dirk Stratton, Jonathan Williams, and Peter O'Leary (Johnson's friend and literary executor),...
Dates:
1950 - 2007
William Benton collection of Ronald Johnson correspondence and poetry
Collection
Call Number: MS 289
Overview
This collection consists mostly of letters from concrete poet Ronald Johnson to friend and fellow writer William Benton. Also included are several parts to Johnson's life work, an epic poem called "Ark." Many of the letters contain personal correspondence between Johnson and Benton regarding each other's writings and Johnson's struggles as an artist.
Dates:
1970 - 1997