Dissolves

by Joseph Donahue

Poetry. "Picasso said that whenever he painted there might not be an object, but there was the fragrance of an object. In DISSOLVES, Joseph Donahue combines something like an object with something like a fragrance. His cubism, unglazed and personal, produces magical other dimensions."—David Shapiro

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012