Conventional poetry
Subject
Subject Source: Sackner Database
Found in 3932 Collections and/or Records:
No.900: Gedichte des 20. Jahrhunderts in Handschriften / Erasmushaus ; Jandl E ; Mayrocker F ; Holz A ; Marti K., 2000
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Identifier: CC-34284-35976
Scope and Contents
Auction catalogue. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2000
No.903: Autographen / Erasmushaus ; Jandl E ; Thomas D ; Tulcholsky K., 2000
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Identifier: CC-34865-36574
Scope and Contents
Auction catalogue. A 10 line concrete poem by Ernst Jandl was estimated at $400. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2000
No.1358: Against the Grain; from the collection of Alan Clodd / Maggs Brothers ; Ashbery J ; Burroughs WS ; Corman C ; Curso G ; DiPrima D ; Finlay IH ; Ginsberg A ; Logue C ; Nuttall J ; Stein G ; Trocchi A ; Vasarely V ; Weiners J., 2004
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Identifier: CC-42838-44878
Scope and Contents
This catalogue lists two letters by Jeff Nuttall among others. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2004
No.1381: The Alan Clodd Library 4: Poets of the Twentieth Century / Maggs Brothers ; Horovitz F ; Thomas D., 2005
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Identifier: CC-44174-46300
No.1426: Million Volt Light-Sound Rave / Maggs Brothers ; Cobbing B., 2009
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Identifier: CC-49327-70369
Scope and Contents
The annotation to the originals of nine maquettes of posters by Bob Cobbing offered for sale reads as follows. The origins and progress of London's theatrical, film andpoetic avant gardes and a significant tranche of the counterculture are traceable through these unique events posters (and one pure artwork) produced by a small and obscuregroup that emerged from the unlikely setting of suburban Hendon and Finchley. Bob Cobbing was the group's guiding spirit and founder, Britain's "major exponent of concrete, visual and sound poetry" (Guardian Obituary). He almost singlehandedly started, or at least inspired, the small DIY press revolution in Britain, founding the influential Writers' Forum, the long running "And' 'zine (copies of which are available above), and revitalising the experimental poetry scene in London in the process. Cobbing grew up in Enfield in a very strict family of fundamentalist Plymouth Brethren of hardworking signwriters (Guardian Obituary). He inherited...
Dates:
2009
Nobody Owns Th Earth, 1971
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Identifier: CC-21985-22397
Nobody Owns Th Earth, 1971
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Identifier: CC-20941-21350
Noniterative Venn Diagram Devoted to Enmity Reduction / Copithorne, Judith., 2005
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Identifier: CC-62625-47877
Nonsense Verses Unpublished Drawings: [Wallflower- Warbler][24] / Smith, William Jay., 1958
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Identifier: CC-57430-10000720
Nordsee: CXIV. No.1 / Luigi Di Ruscio., 1984
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Identifier: CC-53857-53417
Nordsee: Dagli spiazzii nordameri americani.... No.2 / Mariateresa Epis., 1984
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Identifier: CC-53858-200015
Nordsee: Intermittenza. No.3 / Pasquale Emanuele., 1984
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Identifier: CC-53859-200016
Nordsee: La merce esclusa (variante n. 4). No.6 / Elio Pagliarani., 1984
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Identifier: CC-53862-200019
Nordsee: L'Italia Sepolta Sotto La Neve. No.5 / Roberto Roversi., 1984
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Identifier: CC-53861-200018
Scope and Contents
This poem in contrast to other issues of the periodical is a particularly lengthy. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1984
Not Now / Corman, Cid., 1990
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Identifier: CC-20587-20988
[not poetry] / Cobbing, Bob; smith s; Brown P; Henri A; Mitchell A., 1970
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Identifier: CC-17675-18043
[note to bill wyatt on page from 465 an anthology of cleveland poets that consists of poems by Joel Friedman and Bennet ]Hassink: note by d.a.levy / levy, d.a.., 1966
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Identifier: CC-49020-70058
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This is a piece that was sent to Bill Wyatt by d.a. levy. Bennett Hassink died in 2008 and his obituary was printed in the Berkeley Daily Planet. Bennett James Hassink, known to his many friends as "Bud," died in Berkeley on Monday Feb. 25, 2008, at the age of 81, from congestive heart failure. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio in March 1926, where he was married to Mildred Pugh. Bud and Millie could be considered one of the early "bohemian" couples during the early 1960s. Millie, a talented artisan and jeweler, bore him his first daughter March. Their home on Wadena Street in East Cleveland was always full of interesting people, listening to electronically combined sounds and bits of recorded music that Bud mixed on reel-to-reel tapes, with lots of conversations, philosophical discussions and chess games. The music Bud made was far ahead of the synthesizer music and sounds of the'70s, and it had an ethereal yet melodic quality. He was routinely involved in the Cleveland music...
Dates:
1966
Notes and Songs from the Pan American Highway / Sutherland, W. Mark., 1990
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Identifier: CC-02888-2932
Notes from the Correspondence, 1980
Item — Box 312: [Barcode: 31858072490828]
Identifier: CC-45649-47848
Scope and Contents
The images were done by Bob Cobbing. A 2nd edition with etchings by Sylvia Finzi was published in 1983. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1980
Notes from the Red Book / Evason, Greg., 1990
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Identifier: CC-13350-13651