How beautiful my brethren and sistren
Derek Walcott, life and work : an exhibition
by Jennifer Toews
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Widely recognized as one of the finest poets working in the English language today, Derek Walcott received the 1992 Nobel Prize for Literature for his entire body of work, and specifically for his epic poem, Omeros. The Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library first acquired a significant portion of the literary papers of Derek Walcott in 1997, comprised of his poetry, plays, storyboards, drawings, sketches and prose primarily from the early 1980s to the mid-1990s. This exhibition highlights a broad selection of original archival material, from O Babylon! to Omeros, as well as other aspects of his life and work, including his painting and drawing. The exhibition and catalogue were prepared by Fisher Librarian, Jennifer Toews.
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How beautiful my brethren and sistren: Derek Walcott, life and work : an exhibition
2011, University of Toronto Library
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077276106X 9780772761064
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"Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, October 2011-April 2012".
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