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This powerful anti-war drama is constructed around twelve aquatints from Francisco Goya's Los Desastres de la Guerra. The aquatints are reproduced from the artist's proof. |
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About the Book
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Leighton Rollins' poetry is as appropriate today as it was in the days of the Munich betrayal.
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— Kenneth Rexroth
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The Goya etchings themselves, although reduced in size, are the sharpest and clearest that this reviewer has seen. Rollins' text is eloquent in its very simplicity and sincerity.
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— Kenneth Brown
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SANTA BARBARA NEWS PRESS
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