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Poetry for Young People: Alfred, Lord Tennyson,Used
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From the grand and mythic Idylls of King Arthur to the tragic, rousing 'Charge of the Light Brigade,' Alfred Lord Tennyson's poetry explores a range of magical, dramatic, and thoughtful topics. This outstanding and stunninglyillustrated entry in the muchpraised Poetry for Young People series gathers excerpts from 26 of his finest works. The biography and annotations by a distinguished scholar, and extraordinary fullcolor paintings by a renowned artist on nearly every page, are the hallmarks of this acclaimed series. Youngsters will enjoy encountering Tennyson's 'Mermaid'; the 'Lotos Eaters'; and 'Ulysses.' A beautiful picture of 'The Lady of Shalott,' captures the sad heroine's isolation 'in her four gray walls, and four gray towers.' Images of a lonely man and a sweeping landscape illustrate Tennyson's masterpiece, In Memoriam. Plus: the haunting 'The Owl,' the lullaby 'Sweet and Low,' 'The Hesperides,' and other immortal verses.About the Editor:John Maynard is Professor of English at New York University and the former chair of the department. He has written books on Robert Browning, Charlotte Bronte, and the Victorian view of religion and love. Professor Maynard is also coeditor of the journal Victorian Literature and Culture.About the Illustrator:Allen Garns has worked as a freelance illustrator for a number of publishers and magazines, including the Atlantic Monthly. He has received awards from the Society of Illustrators of New York, American Illustration, and Communication Arts and Graphics. His paintings have been exhibited in a number of galleries.
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