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Pictures from a Reservation
- Gerard Reidy
- DEDALUS PR
- ￥2376
- 1999年
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Irishman Gerard Reidy's poetry is unique in that it views with a clear, loving, and skeptical eye the rural landscapes of the west of Ireland, positioned as he is between the dank and dismal hungers of the land and spirit, and the fierce urge towards modernity now informing the country. His language is fiercely uncompromising, uniting the immediacies of country speech with the awareness of literary subtleties. Reidy's approach is daring and true, his success palpable.

The Treasures of Formula One: The Dramatic Story of Grand Prix Motor Racing Told in Words, Pictures
- Bruce Jones/Stirling Moss
- CARLTON BOOKS
- ￥7920
- 2015年
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Olivia Loves to Doodle: Extraordinary Full-Color Pictures to Create and Complete
- Ian Falconer
- RUNNING PR KIDS
- ￥2059
- 2015年
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Giant Fun-To-Find Puzzles: Busy Animals: Search for Pictures in Eight Exciting Scenes
- Peter Rutherford
- ARMADILLO MUSIC
- ￥1108
- 2015年
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Giant Fun-To-Find Puzzles: Busy Places: Search for Pictures in Eight Exciting Scenes
- Peter Rutherford
- ARMADILLO MUSIC
- ￥1108
- 2015年
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The Habitual Peacefulness of Gruchy: Poems After Pictures by Jean-Francois Millet
- David Middleton
- LSU PR
- ￥3326
- 2005年
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In The Habitual Peacefulness of Gruchy, David Middleton celebrates the artist Jean-Franois Millet's sympathetic realism depicting the harsh life of French peasants in the nineteenth century. Here, Middleton follows Millet, picture by picture, in taking a lowly pastoral theme and elevating it to epic and tragedy. Middleton seeks to describe Gruchy--the small Norman village where Millet grew up--and explore that rural world in relation to the American South and his own career as a Louisiana poet. A deep affirmation of the agrarian way of life, Middleton's poems are an implicit critique of the postagrarian world entering its final stages of decay.