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We’e had the great good fortune to have received the support of several fine artists who permit us to sell their donated art for the support of the Foundation. You’ll find these wonderful objects below.

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Books

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at the top of the ferris wheel: Selected Haiku of Cor van den Heuvel

at the top of the ferris wheel gathers all of haiku pioneer Cor van den Heuvel’s Chant Press books, along with his own poems from Baseball Haiku and A Boy’s Seasons, and much previously uncollected work as well.

Price: $30 (plus shipping*)
Media: 304 pages
Dimensions: 6″ x 9″

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Raymond Roseliep: Man of Art Who Loves the Rose by Donna Bauerly

Raymond Roseliep: Man of Art Who Loves the Rose, ten years in the making, is the definitive biography of Father Raymond Roseliep: priest, educator, poet, private man. Donna Bauerly’s painstaking study considers the many elements that combined to form Roseliep’s complicated life and art. Surely the most detailed and exhaustive treatment of the life and works of any English-language haiku poet, Raymond Roseliep will be the book all that follow use as a model.

Price: $30 (plus shipping*)
Media: 308 pages
Dimensions: 6″ x 9″

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Montage: The Book edited by Allan Burns

Montage began life as a weekly feature on The Haiku Foundation website in its inaugural year of 2009, and contributed considerably to its initial success and impact. It is a series of comparative haiku galleries, thematically arranged, and featuring three poets per weekly topic. The series ran March through December. In 2010 editor Allan Burns added 10 new galleries to complete a year’s cycle, and the book became a Foundation treasure. Now in its second printing.

Price: $30 (plus shipping*)
Media: 120 pages featuring more than 1100 haiku
Dimensions: 7″ x 10″

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Schwerelos Gleiten / Slipping Through Water by Ruth Franke

Schwerelos Gleiten / Slipping Through Water is the definitive volume of haikai produced by German poet and translator Ruth Franke. It is comprised of haibun interspersed with freestanding haiku, and, typically, involves the work of several artists for its effect. Celia Brown and David Cobb have translated the texts; Reinhard Stangl has provided a series of evocative paintings; Jim Kacian offers a suggestive introduction; and the publisher Wiesenberg Verlag has crafted a consummate volume of exquisite stocks, tasteful fonts and rich though muted colors to realize the poet’s vision. Franke’s own cosmopolitan perspective and gentle, humanist sensibility are well on display in this testament to one of Germany’s first haibun voices. This is a gift you will want to savor. Limited supply.

Price: $20 (plus shipping*)
Media: 120 pages
Dimensions: 7.75″ x 9.25″ hardbound

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Shaped Water: A Haiku Year, by Madeleine Findlay (2007)

The first of five offerings from the sadly defunct Single Island Press, renowned for their elegant presentations. Shaped Water was Madeleine Findlay’s first book of English-language haiku. “It takes a sharp eye for the world in miniature, a good ear, and a way with words to put together the deceptively simple phrasings of a good haiku poem. Madeleine Findlay has all three, plus a certain sense for the contemporary scene that sets her poems apart.” John Hanson Mitchell, Editor, Sanctuary Magazine, Massachusetts Audubon Society

Price: $20 (plus shipping*)
Media: 76 pages, tipped=in color pages
Dimensions: 4.25″ x 5.5″

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Shaped Water: A Haiku Year, by Madeleine Findlay (2008)

The same as the preceding, but in an elegant letterpress edition. “It takes a sharp eye for the world in miniature, a good ear, and a way with words to put together the deceptively simple phrasings of a good haiku poem. Madeleine Findlay has all three, plus a certain sense for the contemporary scene that sets her poems apart.” John Hanson Mitchell, Editor, Sanctuary Magazine, Massachusetts Audubon Society

Price: $20 (plus shipping*)
Media: 76 pages, letterpress
Dimensions: 4.25″ x 5.5″

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Empty Boathouse: Adirondack Haiku, by Madeleine Findlay (2008)

Madeleine Findlay spent many idyllic summer days at a family compound in the Adirondacks, and revisits those days in this, her second collection of haiku. “Madeleine Findlay has an extremely sharp/delicate command of imagery. Everything just happens with the simplicity of the inevitable.” Raymond Oliver

Price: $30 (plus shipping*)
Media: 44 pages, hardbound, full color
Dimensions: 7.25″ x 7.25″

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Under the Moon: Haiku &B Senryu, by Madeleine Findlay (2012)

Under the Moon is Madeleine Findlay’s third collection of haiku, and shows the full flowering of her talent. Hers is a traditional voice — quiet, meditative, attuned with the seasons — and her books add a strong feeling of the richness of the approach.

Price: $20 (plus shipping*)
Media: 44 pages, full color
Dimensions: 7.125″ x 6.5″

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A Boy’s Seasons: haibun memoirs, by Cor van den Heuvel (2010)

A Boy’s Seasons is Cor van den Heuvel’s haibun masterpiece, a book-length encomium of American boyhood in the first half of the 20th century. Single Island Press’s comfortable, spacious design and production make this book a pleasure to hold as well as to read.

Price: $25 (plus shipping*)
Media: 206 pages
Dimensions: 7.125″ x 6.5″

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Cards

Shenandoah Valley Gift Cards from Rebecca Lilly

We all know Rebecca Lilly’s fine poems. Now we discover another of her talents, photography, especially of rural Virginia. This packet features spring blossoms.

Price: $10
Media: High Quality Photographic Reproductions on Fine Card Stock
Dimensions: 5 cards with assorted images, with envelopes, blank inside

Shenandoah Valley Note Cards from Rebecca Lilly

Choose among spring blossoms, cherry blossoms, and peonies.

Price: $20
Media: High Quality Photographic Reproductions on Fine Card Stock
Dimensions: 5 cards with assorted images, with envelopes, blank inside

Shenandoah Valley Note Cards from Rebecca Lilly

This packet features assorted landscapes, and each card includes the poem “Quiet river bend —/a leaf twirls as it fall, finds/its reflection againForm dissolves, leaving/the formless; river currents,/through reflections, dim”.

Price: $20
Media: High Quality Photographic Reproductions on Fine Card Stock
Dimensions: 5 cards with assorted images, with envelopes, poem inside

Shenandoah Valley Note Cards from Rebecca Lilly

This packet features assorted landscapes, and each card includes the poem “‘A white barn, a round/red apple,’ said the seer — ‘both/obvious, clear things . . .. . . and yet, for people,/it seems, happiness isn’t —/but is is — this peace.’”

Price: $20
Media: High Quality Photographic Reproductions on Fine Card Stock
Dimensions: 5 cards with assorted images, with envelopes, poem inside

Art

After Santoka by Lidia Rozmus

Price: $200
Media: Sumi-e on Rice Paper
Dimensions: Image x” x z”

About the Artist:

Lidia Rozmus was born in Poland and studied at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków where she received her Master Degree in History of Art. She works as a graphic designer, paintes sumi-e and oils, and writes haiku. She has written and/or designed several portfolios and books of haiku and haiga. Her design for A Dandelion’s Flight — Haiku and Sumi-e won a Merit Book Award for design from the Haiku Society of America. Her paintings have been exhibited and her haiku published in the United States, Japan, Poland and Australia.

Morning Fog by Ion Codrescu

Price: $300
Media: Sumi-e Ink on Watercolor Paper
Dimensions: approx. 12″ x 16″

About the Artist:

Ion Codrescu is one of the best-known contemporary haiga artists, author of several monographs and more than a dozen books of contemporary haiga. He has worked with artists around the world, setting their and his own haiku in several language. A reproduction of his haiga morning fog, based on his own poem, has been used by The Haiku Foundation as its reply postcard since 2010. As a consequence, this is one of the best-known haiga images in the world.