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Ford Charles Henri:     more books (100)

The Alternative Press #12 (For Ted Berrigan in memoriam) by Ted / Notley, Alice / Gustafson, Jim / Kyger, Joanne / Myles, Eileen / Hejinian, Lyn / Hecht, Warren Jay / Elmslie, Kenward and Ken Tisa / Ford, Charles Henri / Schwarz, Paul / Mannario, Fra Berrigan, 1984 The Young and Evil by Charles Henri and Parker Tyler Ford, 1960 Pavel Tchelitchew: Nature Transformed by Charles Henri, and Cummings, Paul Ford, 1993-01-01 VIEW PARADE OF THE AVANT-GARDE AN ANTHOLOGY OF VIEW MAGAZINE (1940-1947) by Charles Henri Ford, 1991 The Young and Evil by Charles Henri And Parker Tyler Ford, 1960-01-01 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - FALL 1944 (SERIES IV, NO.3) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1944-01-01 iew, Fall 1946. by Charles Henri & BOWLES, Paul. FORD, 1946 The Overturned Lake (Inscribed) by Charles Henri Ford, 1941 Poems For Painters Duchamp, Fini, Frances, Tanguy, Tchelitchew by Charles Henri Art - Ford, 1945 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - DECEMBER 1945 (SERIES V, NO.5) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1945 Sleep In a Nest of Flames by Charles Henri Ford, 1949 View: Parade of the Avant-Garde. An Anthology of View Magazine (1940- by CHARLES HENRI (ED.) FORD, 1947 Silver Flower Coo by Charles Henri Ford, 1968-01-01 View, March 1945 (The Duchamp Number). by Marcel & FORD, Charles Henri. DUCHAMP, 1945

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61. Mary McCarthy Bibliography
    The New York Public Library, Manuscripts and Archives Division. ford, charles henri(American artist, poet, editor, and filmmaker). charles henri ford Papers.  
    http://library.vassar.edu/information/special-collections/mccarthy/marybib.html
    
    Extractions: Birds of America . New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1971. Can There Be a Gothic Literature? Amsterdam: Uitgeverij De Harmonie, 1973. Cannibals and Missionaries . New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1979. Cast a Cold Eye . New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1964. A Charmed Life . New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1955. The Company She Keeps . New York: Simon and Schuster, 1942. The Group The Groves of Academe . New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1952. Hanoi The Hounds of Summer and Other Stories: Mary McCarthy's Short Fiction.. New York: Avon Books, 1981. How I Grew . San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1987. The Humanist in the Bathtub . New York: The New American Library, 1964. Ideas and the Novel . New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1980. Intellectual Memoirs: New York 1936-1938 . New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1992. Kaltenborn Edits the News: Europe, Asia, America . New York: Modern Age Books, 1937. [Ghost written by Mary McCarthy and Roger Craig.] Mary McCarthy's Theatre Chronicles 1937-1962 . New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1963.

62. Ira Cohen
    Cohen is a true and unquestionable original innovator, friend of Gysin, Burroughs,Bowles, and charles henri ford, the absolute geniuses of transformation  
    http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews/iracohen.html
    
    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.

63. Mary Reynolds Collection--Related Websites
    charles henri ford. charles henri ford Archival Collection, Yale University Librarywebtext.library.yale.edu/sgml2html/beinecke.ford.sgm.html. Jean Hélion.  
    http://www.artic.edu/reynolds/related/links.php

64. Authors Search Results
    Foch, Marechal CG, Dawes. Folly, Dennis, Mott LIX. ford, charles henri, WarholCIV. ford, ford Madox, Garnett III. ford, ford Madox, Hamill / Barker XC.  
    http://www.library.northwestern.edu/spec/manuscripts/aSearch.php?letter=F

65. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Water From A Bucket At Epinions.com
    The following obituary arrived circled with red ink and was most appropriate becausemy friend is himself, a maker of collages, as was charles henri ford.  
    http://www.epinions.com/content_87419620996
    
    Extractions: Full Review I owe another debt of gratitude to my friend Jerry, who sends me clippings of reviews and other odd news bits that he finds in the New York Times . The following obituary arrived circled with red ink and was most appropriate because my friend is himself, a maker of collages, as was Charles Henri Ford. Charles Henri Ford, American surrealist poet, artist, photographer and editor passed away at New York Hospital at age 94 on the morning of September 27, 2002. His contribution to American arts and letters is invaluable, covering nearly a century of experimentation in magazine editing and poetry, novels, haiku, collage, film, photography and silkscreen printing

66. Literature/Authors/F/Ford, Charles Henri - Fractured Atlas Links Directory
    LINKS Catalyst Among Poets charles henri ford interviewed by Asako Kitaori. charleshenri ford interviewed by Allen Frame (1997, Journal of Contemporary Art).  
    http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/links/Literature/Authors/F/Ford__Charles_Henr

67. Café Review Poetry Index
    charles henri ford BEAU TEMPS FOR BLANCHARD; NOTES FROM A STREET DIARY;SHUT UP MEMORY. charles Plymell charles henri ford'S LAST PRINTS.  
    http://www.spress.de/reader/stateside/one/hotlinks/poetry/cafe_review/

68. Any Amount Of Books Wants List
    AMBRO TOX. (1920) ford, charles henri. The Young And Evil. (Paris 1933) ford, fordMadox. Women And Men. FS FLINT. charles henri ford. JG FULLER. Eric GILL.  
    http://www.anyamountofbooks.com/wantlist.html
    
    Extractions: ANY AMOUNT OF BOOKS, CHARING CROSS ROAD BOOKSHOP, Rare books, first editions, modern literature, art, poetry, scholarly/academic books, antiquarian, leather bound sets, general stock. Books Wanted . . . Books Bought We wish to buy first editions in d/w ( where applicable.) ALTICK, Richard. Shows Of London. (1978) AMBLER, Eric. Mask Of Dimitrios. (1937) ANON. SINS OF THE CITIES OF THE PLAINS. (1881) ANON. (Edward James.) Carmina Amico. (Verona 1932) ASHDOWN, C. Adventures Of Romney Pringle. (1902) BARNES, Djuna. Book Of Repulsive Women. (1915) BAX, Clifford. Ideas And People. (1936) BECKETT, Samuel. More Pricks Than Kicks. 1934 BECKETT, Samuel. Murphy. (1938) BELL, Currer. (Emily Bronte.) Wuthering Heights (3 Vols 1847) BENSON, E. F. The Countess Of Lowndes Square. (1920) BIRKIN, Charles. Devil's Spawn. (1936) BLAYRE, C. Cheetah Girl, Some Women Of The University And Others. BOSSCHERE. 12 Occupations. (1916) BRAMAH, E. A Little Flutter. (1930) BRANDT, Bill. A Night In London. (1938) BROCH, Hermann. The Sleepwalkers (1932)

69. ++ FAREWELL ++
    charles henri ford, 94, the bohemian aesthete who yearned for immortality,September, 2002. charles henri ford, 94, the bohemian aesthete  
    http://www.theweekmagazine.com/farewell.asp?f_date=2002

70. Ford, Charles Henri - Vita
    Translate this page charles henri ford. *-, -. Stationen ua -. Arbeitsgebiete Gedicht, Haiku.Auszeichnungen/Ehrungen/Preise (Auswahl) -. Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)-.  
    http://www.lyrikwelt.de/autoren/ford.htm

71. RootsWeb: AMREV-HESSIANS-L Archive (November 2002)
    Re HESSIAN Rev War ford Uncovered by Thofft1776; Re HESSIAN Rev War Fort Uncoveredby Thofft1776; HESSIAN charles henri WEDEKIND by Dominique Ritchot Re  
    http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/AMREV-HESSIANS/2002-11
    
    Extractions: AMREV-HESSIANS-L Archives: November 2002 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates by RC Brooks [HESSIAN] "The Road To Guilford Courthouse" book. by John H.Merz Re: [HESSIAN] "The Road To Guilford Courthouse" book. by Howard F. Horne [HESSIAN] John STADELMAN or Stadermann or ? by John H.Merz

72. Pavel Tchelitchew
    of Stein, as well as portraits of the actress Ruth ford, New York Ballet founderLincoln Kirstein and the poet and writer charles henri ford, who became  
    http://gsaglobal.net/theoutlife/art/tchelitchew.html
    
    Extractions: The son of a Russian landowner who lost everything in the 1918 Revolution, Pavel Tchelitchew (1898-1957) first gained artistic recognition in Berlin, where he designed sets for Rimsky-Korsakov's The Wedding Feast of the Boyar (1922) and met Sergei Diaghilev, director of Paris's Ballets Russes. He then settled in Paris, where he joined the circle of Gertrude Stein, who hailed him as the next Picasso. The show includes an intense pen-and-ink drawing of Stein, as well as portraits of the actress Ruth Ford, New York Ballet founder Lincoln Kirstein and the poet and writer Charles Henri Ford, who became Tchelitchew's life-long companion. Tchelitchew was part of the "homosexual wing" of the international avant-garde between the wars, and much of his work is infused with "psychosexual conflict and homoerotic longing," according to Duncan. Tchelitchew and his work were despised by Surrealism's self-appointed pope and author of the Surrealist Manifesto, Andre Breton, an infamous homophobe. Breton condemned Tchelitchew's art for being too visceral. Indeed, it is an apt description of the artist's representations of the grotesque, inspired by his fascination with circus "freaks," fostered largely in part by his visits to a 14th Street freak show in Manhattan. Exemplary of Tchelitchew's interest in the freakish is Phenomena (1936-1938), which Duncan has managed to obtain on loan from the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. This is the first time the huge (over 6 x 8 ft.), intensely detailed painting has been seen outside of Russia for 35 years. Phenomena is packed with perhaps 80 figures, and is a comical index of the artist's contemporaries. Among its characters are portraits of Leonor Fini as the elephant-skinned girl, Charles Henri Ford as spider boy, Virgil Thompson as the limbless Sealo, Gertrude Stein as the "Sitting Bull" on a pile of canvases, and Alice B. Toklas as the "Knitting Maniac." The picture also demonstrates Tchelitchew's obsession with "freaks," and includes an astonishing inventory of circus performers Fin-Leg, Mushroom Head, Bird-Girl, Lion-Man, Two-breasted Boy, etc.

73. Archives & Special Collections (Decker Press Bibliography)
    1948. Firley, Henry J. Onward the Yankee Eagle. 1944. * ford, charles henri. ABC'S.1940. ford, charles henri. Child Heroes, a String of Tongues. 1939.  
    http://www.wiu.edu/library/units/archives/coll/decker/biblio.htm
    
    Extractions: The University Library's Special Collections Unit is in the process of compiling a complete list of the publications of the Decker Press and its various imprints. The unit would like to make this list as accurate as possible. Any additions or corrections are welcome and should be sent to MC-Vizdal@wiu.edu . Anyone having copies of Decker Press publications not currently held by the University, that they would like to offer the collection, should also contact MC-Vizdal@wiu.edu The following Decker Press Publications are known to the University Library's Special Collections Unit. Titles housed in the Unit are indicated with an asterisk (*). * Ackley, Wallace Worth. Tales of the Sea and Other Poems. * Adcock, Clark Lee. Illinois, the Cradle of Men. * Akerly, Fredrika G. Rhymes for Curly Heads. Alexander, Sidney. The Man on the Queue. * Alexander, Sidney. Tightrope in the Dark. * Allen, Marsha. Scarlet Threnody. * Allen, Marsha.

74. Big Bridge #5
    and started the Starstreams Poetry Series under the Bardo Matrix imprint, publishingon rice paper the work of Gregory Corso, charles henri ford, Angus MacLise  
    http://www.bigbridge.org/issue5/ira.htm
    
    Extractions: 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. 1966: Brought out The Hashish Cookbook under the name of Panama Rose, and Jilala, an LP record of Moroccan Trance Music. Wrote The Goblet of Dreams for Playboy Magazine. 1968: Directed and starred in the award winning film The Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda. Appeared in Jack Smith's Reefers of Technicolor Island.

75. Movies Unlimited: Product Page
    Category Westerns Director henri Verneuil Cast Pedro Armendariz Jr bit of a departurefor charles Bronson was directs; with Orson Bean, Paul ford and Robert  
    http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=581121

76. Untitled Document
    charles henri ford, David McCabe, About Andy Warhol. charles henri ford, a prominentfigure of the New York poetry world, photographed Warhol in the early 1960's.  
    http://www.faheykleingallery.com/featured_artists/warhol/warhol_36.htm
    
    Extractions: The Fahey/Klein Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition, I Shot Andy Warhol, Portraits of Andy and the Warhol Scene, by fourteen photographers. This exhibition contains over 200 photographs including portraits of Andy Warhol and the personalities who were a part of the Factory and the Warhol scene in 1960's. Additional photographs include portraits of Warhol throughout 1970's and early 1980's. List of Photographers Peter Beard Greg Gorman Jim McHugh Jonathan Becker Dennis Hopper Fred W. McDarrah

77. Visual Resources Files: One Person Shows: ---F---
    Translate this page FORAKIS, PETER. FORBES, ROBERT. FORBES, STANHOPE ALEXANDER 1857-1947. FORBES, TINA.ford, charles henri. ford, HERMINE. ford, JAMES. ford, JOHN. ford, WALTON 1960-.  
    http://www.lib.uconn.edu/art/VisualResourcesFiles/shows_f.htm
    
    Extractions: One Person Shows A B C D ... E F G H I J ... Z -F- FABARA, SADRA 1965- FABERGE, PETER CARL, 1846-1920 FABRE, JAN 1957- FABRITIUS, CAREL 1622-1654 FACCINTO, VICTOR 1945- FADEN, LAWRENCE FAEGENBURG, BERNICE FAFROWICZ, PIOTR FAGAN, ALANNA FAGER, CAROL FAGER, CHARLES FAIERS, EDWARD 1908- FAIRBANKS, VICTORIA FALCONE, TONY FALCONER, IAN FALEY, JOHN FALGUIERE, JEAN-ALEXANDER-JOSEPH 1831-1900 FALK, ALAN FALKENSTEIN, CLAIRE FALLER, MARION FALLON, KATE FALSETTA, VINCENT FALTER, JOHN FANE, LAWRENCE FANELLI, DEB 1957- FANGOR FANTIN-LATOUR, IGNACE HENRI JEAN THEODORE 1836-1904 FARB, ADRIENNE FARB, NATHAN FARBER, DENNIS FARBER, MANNY FARBER, MICHAEL FARBMAN, ROBIN FARBUSH, ROSALIND FARES, GUSTAVO C. FARES, WILLIAM FARHI, JEAN-CLAUDE FARMER, PETER FARMER, WILLIAM FARNDON, WALTER 1876-1964 FARNY, HENRI FRANCOIS, 1847-1916 FARRELL, MICHAEL 1940- FARRELL, SANDRA FARRIS, GREER FARRUGGIO, REMO M. 1906 FASANELLA, RALPH FASNACHT, HEIDE ANN, 1951- FASSETT, KAFFE 1937- FASTMAN, RAISA FAUCON, BERNARD FAUDIE, FRED FAUERBACH, MICHAEL FAULCONER, MARY FAULKNER, FRANK FAURER, LOUIS 1916- FAUSETT, DEAN 1913- FAUST, JAN

78. Goings On January 9, 2003
    3. Tribute to charles henri ford, FF Alumn, Saturday, February 8, 2003. 3.Tribute to charles henri ford, FF Alumn, Saturday, February 8, 2003.  
    http://www.franklinfurnace.org/goings_on/03_01_09.html
    
    Extractions: "Welcome to Boxopolis," where the cartoonist in me meets the scenic artist in me on the mean streets of a cardboard city. Come see my contribution to the Temporary Toy Theater Museum, an exhibit of historic and contemporary toy theaters. Presented by Great Small Works' Toy Theater Festival. -Sabrina Jones HERE Art Center

79. Broe
    0941 (H). FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. August 7, 1998. Mary Lynn Broe writes lively account of charles henri ford's life. GRINNELL, Iowa  
    http://www.grinnell.edu/publicrelations/releases/1998/08/broe.html
    
    Extractions: 515/269-3407 (W) or 515/236-0941 (H) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 7, 1998 Mary Lynn Broe writes "lively account" of Charles Henri Ford's life GRINNELL, Iowa - Mary Lynn Broe is writing a "lively account of Charles Henri Fords 70 years of contributions to the international avant-garde art and literary worlds." "My book, 'Reverence the Monster: The Life and Times of Charles Henri Ford,' is about the 88-year-old Ford, a surrealist poet, novelist, editor and multi-media artist who lives in New York City," Broe says. She is the Louise R. Noun Professor of Women's Studies and English at Grinnell College. "Ford is the author of more than 12 volumes of poetry, and has been editor of two magazines, 'Blues' and the pioneering 'View.' With Parker Tyler, Ford co-authored the 1933 underground classic, 'The Young and Evil,' now in its seventh reprinting," Broe says. In 1992, she was appointed Ford's literary executor. She has been working with him for several years to restore his Tangier journal and an edition of memoirs, "I Will Be What I Am," which will be published by Southern Illinois University Press next year.

80. 4. Ford, Charles Henri. (ed.) And Marcel Duchamp View. The Modern
    4. ford, charles henri. (ed.) and Marcel Duchamp View. The Modern Magazine.Marcel Duchamp Number, Series V, No. 1. Signed by Duchamp.  
    http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/oct_books/4.html
    
    Extractions: No. 96 of 100. 4to. pp. 54. Limited edition of 100 numbered copies, with pages uncut, apart from the regular edition of the magazine, with a reproduction of Pharmacy print [Schwarz, cat. no. 283], hand-coloured by Duchamp and signed, numbered and dated in pencil "M. Duchamp 45". (Marcel Duchamp saw this print in a drugstore, and found it such a dreadful image that he decided to use it as a ready-made. He did decide to embellish it with red and green figures in the background to color it as well.)

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