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Artist and Model—Carol Snow’s remarkable first book—was selected by Robert Hass for the 1989 National Poetry Series, and was the winner of the 1990 Poetry Center Book Award and the 1985 Joseph Henry Jackson Award in Literature. Inspired by the work of artists from Botticelli and Giotto, to Brassaï, Matisse and Monet, these vivid poems illuminate the relationship between life and Art with exquisite beauty and remarkable skill. They have prompted extraordinary praise: “Carol Snow has written a dazzling first book … She is cunning, subtle. and she can write.” (Robert Hass); “a first book of singular poetic intelligence and attention.” (Michael Palmer); “a deeply affecting book.” (Nathaniel Mackey).
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