Mexico in My Heart — Barnstone '48 Loungewear with those who lived before

with those who lived before us

Sarah Montross

accompanying the collection’s first exhibition in the United States

From the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of All the Light We Cannot See

This gorgeously illustrated book investigates how leading American artists of diverse aesthetic convictions responded in a range of media—including paintings

Mexico in My Heart — Barnstone '48 Loungewear with those who lived beforeBy Willis Barnstone, Class of 1948 Willis Barnstone is a literature in himself: poet, translator, interpreter, in one year he can range from Jesus to Sappho and Borges with calm authority and good humour. He re translates the New Testament in a version Harold Bloom describes as 'a superb act of restoration'. Borges himself declared, 'Four of the best things in America are Whitman's Leaves, Melville's Whale, the sonnets of Barnstone's The Secret