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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. The Catalog
    the important and unpublished diary Water from a Bucket a gripping book. He goeson to say, Like Tosca, charles henri ford has lived for art and for love.  
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    Extractions: Like Tosca, Charles Henri Ford has lived for art and for love. In this scintillating diary, Ford presents his extended visits to war-torn France and Italy and his friendships with Cocteau, Balanchine, Dali, Paul Bowles, Djuna Barnes, Gertrude Stein, Ned Rorem, Jean Genet, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, and many other luminaries. The book also gives a full dress portrait of his companion of two decades, the great, querulous, and loveable Russian painter Pavel Tchelitchew. These pages show a golden moment before art surrendered to commerce, before gay life became brainless and ghettoized and before America turned its back on Europe. No wonder Ford considers Water from a Bucket his masterpiece. Influential American surrealist, writer, and editor Charles Henri Ford was born in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, in 1908, and growing up lived in Memphis and elsewhere in Tennessee, along with his mother and sister, Ruth, who went on to become a renowned film actress. In 1933 he published The Young and the Evil , a novel he wrote with Parker Tyler that was banned in England and America for its subversive content. He is better known, however, for his collections of surrealist poetry, including

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    Automotive Parts and Accessories for Cars. search. charles henri ford.Checkered Flag Adventures in Auto Racing charles henri  
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43. Out Of The Labyrinth: Selected Poems; Author: Ford, Charles Henri; Paperback
    Out Of The Labyrinth Selected Poems. Author ford, charles henri Paperback144 pages Published December 1990 City Lights Books ISBN 0872862518.  
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44. CHARLES HENRI FORD PAPERS
    charles henri ford PAPERS YCAL MSS 32. Close Finding Aid PROVENANCE. OWNERSHIP LITERARY RIGHTS. CITE AS. RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS. charles henri ford (1913).  
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45. Charles Henri Ford Work
    charles henri ford Work. (F), Johnny Minotaur 79.5 min 16mm. (F), Poem Posters24 min 16mm. (F) Available from Filmmakers Cooperative. charles henri ford.  
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46. Black Sun Books: LITERATURE POETRY,WOODCUT, CHARLES HENRI FORD
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47. Black Sun Books: 7 Poems. By FORD, Charles Henri.
    Author ford, charles henri. Title 7 Poems. With a photographic frontispieceby Ira Cohen, woodcut illustrations by charles henri ford.  
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    Extractions: Browse by category any Americana Archeology Africa Architecture Art Bible Illustrated books Bibliography Bindings Biography Black Literature Books About Books Cinema Dance Drama English History Erotica France History Graphics Humor Illustrated Books Native Americans Jewelry Judaica Juvenile Literature Law Limited Editions Literature Music Photographs Press Books Press Illustrated Books Rock and roll Russian Literature Science Economics, Medecine Sporting Textiles Design Theater Dance, Photography Theatre Art Reference Theatre Costume, art Theatre Literature Theatre Puppets Travel Quick Search Log In Username: Password: Title: 7 Poems. Description: Kathmandu, Nepal: Starstreams Poetry Series Number 3, 1974, 8vo, wrappers. With a photographic frontispiece by Ira Cohen, woodcut illustrations by Charles Henri Ford. Printed by Sharada Printing Press, Kingdom of Nepal. Edition of 500 numbered copies signed by the author. Very fine. Item # add to shopping cart Any book may be returned within five days of receipt for any reason. Prior notification is required. Whenever possible all domestic shipments are sent via UPS, insured. Unless otherwise requested all overseas shipments are sent via USPS, Air Parcel Post, insured. Shipping charges are additional to cost of books. In general we try to deal in the best possible copy and have set our return policy accordingly. We accept M/C, VISA and AMEX. Overseas customers must remit in US funds on an American Bank to our account number 116-037 664, Chase Bank, ABA 021000021, 598 Madison Avenue, New York,NY 10022

48. Movies Directed By Charles Henri Ford @ TLAVideo.com
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49. Parker Tyler
    A note about charles henri ford. ford died on September 27, 2002,at the age of 94. I had the pleasure of speaking with him about  
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    Extractions: Ford died on September 27, 2002, at the age of 94. I had the pleasure of speaking with him about this project only once, by phone, in 1991. His insistence that “Parker wasn’t camp, he used camp” supported my own reading of Tyler’s film criticism in a most reassuring way. His remarks about Tyler were only a part of our conversation. It was a treat to hear him speak familiarly about an early hero of mine, André Breton, whom he knew in the View days and whose Young Cherry Trees Secured Against Hares he published in 1946. Perhaps more revealing to me, he articulated with real feeling the attitude—in both senses of the word—of a gay man who had conducted himself with unshakeable confidence through most of the twentieth century: “Don’t talk to me about Gay Liberation! Gay Liberation ruined everything!” He remembered the Village of The Young and Evil as a lost paradise of Liberation preceded by no such partisan qualifier. That his confidence originated in part from the fact that he was (through no fault of his own) beautiful and never lacking for money does not diminish it. The Ford I imagine from those days is the big-eyed beauty of Tchelitchew’s adoring portraits and the not-quite-smirking young man caught by Cartier-Bresson’s camera (above). Although I didn't have a chance to talk to him again, he sent me a very kind note about my review of View: Parade of the Avant-Garde 1940-47

50. Stories, Listed By Author
    ford, charles henri (19082002) * Desert Death, (pm) The Golden Stallion AnAnthology of Poems Concerning the Southwest and Written by Representative  
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51. BookFinder.com: Charles Henri Ford: Photographs, 1930-1960
    charles henri ford Photographs, 19301960. by Gerard Malanga. Title charles henriford Photographs, 1930-1960. Author Gerard Malanga with Steven Watson.  
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52. The Jargon Society | Musings
    Photograph by Jonathan Williams charles henri ford (1913—2002). Was Robinfrom charles henri ford’s hometown of Narcissus, Mississippi?  
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    Extractions: One of the few surrealists from Midnight, Mississippi. (Well, Brookhaven, Mississippi, if you insist.) Luckily, I am interested both in surrealists and in Mississippi small towns with funny names. Hot Coffee, Mississippi, is my favorite, but Notapater, Bobo, Soso, Homochitto, Money, and Arm are not to be ignored. Charles Henri has a comfortable little apartment under the roof of the Dakota Apartments on the Upper West Side in Manhattan. We stop in now and again for tea with him and his devoted friend from Katmandu, Indra Tamang. The talk turns from Gertie Stein and Pavel Tchelitchew to the latest gorilla-hash about the artistes on Long Island. His accent is still mud-deep Mississsippi and he is a real delight.

53. FORD, CHARLES HENRI - OVERTURNED LAKE
    ford, charles henri. OVERTURNED LAKE. . $25.00 ford, charles henri.THE OVERTURNED LAKE. Cincinnati The Little Man Press, 1941.  
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54. Charles Plymell & Charles Henri Ford
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55. NEW DIRECTIONS ANNUALS/ANTHOLOGIES, 1936-1991 - F
    172191. 739. ford, charles henri. Bed-Time Ballad. ND 3. 1938. 740. . How toWrite a Chainpoem. ND 5. 1940. 743. ford, charles henri ,. Contributor.  
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    Extractions: Author Checklist - F 665. Fargue, Léon Paul. Roditi, Edouard. Trans. "Three Poems' ('Song,' 'Dawns,' 'Song of the One Who Is Lighter Than Death')." ND 53 666. Farrell, James T. "Some Observations on the Future of Books." ND 9 667. Fass, Deborah. "Four Poems' ('unnamed,' 'unnamed,' 'unnamed,' 'Winter Forest')." ND 49 668. Faulkner, William. "A Rose for Emily." Short Stories: Tradition and Direction 669. Faust, Irvin. "Roar Lion Roar." San Francisco Review Annual . 19 Mar. 1963. The Goliard Poets: Medieval Latin Songs and Satires 671. Feldhaus-Weber, Mary. "The Virgin, the Lizard, and the Lamb." ND 20 672. Fenway, H. E. "An Arduous Good." ND 11 673. Fergusson, Francis. "Five Poems." ND 3 674. Ferliel, Sami. "The Streets." ND 15 675. Ferlinghetti, Lawrence. "Berlin." ND 18 676. -. "An Elegy on the Death of Kenneth Patchen." ND 25 677. -. "The Enigma of Ho Chi Minh's Funeral."

56. Authors List
    Fitzgerald, Robert, 1943, 1956 Flanner, Hildegarde, 1942 Flaubert, Gustave, 1944,1954, 1957 Flores, Angel, 1946 ford, charles henri, 1938, 1949 Forster, EM  
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57. Taz 30.8.01 Tee Mit Amerikas Ur-Avantgardist Charles Henri Ford
    Translate this page einsatz in manhattan. Tee mit Amerikas Ur-Avantgardist charles henri ford. Saul Bellows,96, J. D. Salinger, 82, Dorothea Tanning, 90, charles henri ford, 93.  
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    Extractions: Recherchedienst Ginsberg hui!, Kerouac pfui! Saul Bellows, 96, J. D. Salinger, 82, Dorothea Tanning, 90, Charles Henri Ford, 93. Es gibt sie, die biblisch Alten einer vergangenen Kunst- und Literaturepoche Manhattans, deren längst verfasste Nachrufe in den Schubladen großer Zeitungen geduldig auf ihre Publikation warten. Vergangene Woche warteten mein jamaikanischer Dichterfreund Dwight Maxwell und ich mit einem Strauß Sonnenblumen einem quicklebendigen Charles Henri Ford auf, der seit den 60er-Jahren im gediegenen Dakota Building residiert. Jenes berühmte Apartmentgebäude aus Polanskis "Rosemarys Baby", vor dem 1980 John Lennon erschossen wurde. Tür 103 im 9. Stock des Dakota, Ecke Central Park West und 72. Straße, öffnet uns nicht Ford persönlich, sondern Indra Tamang, sein Assistent seit Jahrzehnten. Charles Henri ist noch im Bad, lässt sich für ein paar Minuten entschuldigen, und als er schließlich verschmitzt lächelnd im Wohnzimmer erscheint, kann man die sorgfältig gezogenen Kammlinien in seinem schlohweißen Haupthaar und Bart erkennen. Er sieht mal wieder so aus, als hätte er kurz zuvor noch in seinem eigenen Gesicht geschlafen. "Sonnenblumen, wie wunderschön, meine Lieblingsblume, meine Lieblingsfarbe", säuselt er sogleich liebevoll.

58. Artnet.com Magazine Reviews - Fabulous Ford
    charles henri ford Printed Matter, 19291969, May 15-July 2, 1999,at Ubu Gallery, 16 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10021. The  
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    Extractions: Home site map members login new member sign up member services ... contact us Artists artist index Galleries gallery index new galleries featured specialty city focus ... testimonials Events international auction results new in museums Research fine art auctions database african art auctions database grove dictionary of art museums ... Directory Magazine news features reviews books ... newsletter archive JavaScript is disabled within your browser, several site items like the menu will not show up correctly. Magazine Home News Features Reviews ... Newsletter Fabulous Ford The life of Charles Henri Ford poet, editor, filmmaker and artist virtually defines the word "fabulous." Born in Brookhaven, Mississippi, in a year that varies from 1909 to 1913, he visited Turkish baths with Paul Bowles in Paris, shared a house with Djuna Barnes in Tangier, took Andy Warhol to visit Joseph Cornell on Utopia Parkway in Queens, and now makes his home at the Dakota on Central Park West.

59. Fabulous Ford
    Back, Pavel Tchelitchew Portrait of charles henri ford in Poppy Field1933 oil on canvas 39 1/4 x 28 1/2 in. site map member services  
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60. R A I N T A X I O N L I N E
    charles henri ford. Catalyst Among Poets. charles henri ford The memory that Ihave is that you dream even in the womb. That s when you kick your mother.  
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    Extractions: Spring 2000 Charles Henri Ford Catalyst Among Poets Interview by Asako Kitaori henever Charles Henri Ford is mentioned, his name evokes the image of one whose creative genius comes in and out of focus: when, where, how and in what context. The name is easily remembered, yet what he's exactly known for has eluded even the most erudite observer. As Jean Cocteau once said of him: "He is a poet in everything he creates." Charles Henri Ford blazed his way onto the literary scene in the early 1930s with the publication of his poetry in some of the most prestigious periodicals of the day, including Hound and Horn Transition New Directions Annual The New Yorker , and Poetry (Chicago). He is considered by many to be America's first Surrealist poet. His selected poems, Out of the Labyrinth, published by City Lights Books, covers a remarkable six decades. As a teenager, Ford launched an experimental literary magazine Blues , published in Mississippi, and followed nearly a decade later (1940) with View , a glossy magazine devoted to a cultural avant-garde that sprang up in New York as a conduit for the Surrealist group spearheaded by Andre Breton.

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