What has the author Ian Hamilton Finlay written?

Answer 1

Ian Hamilton Finlay has written:

'A celebration of the grove'

'Glider days'

'Midway 3'

'L' idylle des cerises'

'Echoes series'

'Exercise'

'Epicurus at Chatou'

'Found poem'

'Mystic'

'tea-leaves & fishes'

'The weed boat masters ticket, preliminary test (part two)'

'Selected ponds'

'Walking through seaweed'

'Texts for a paved area adjacent to a barn'

'Picture book'

'Trombone carrier'

'An Early Picasso'

'Kamikaze butterflies'

'Errata'

'Untitled'

'Poems to hear and see.'

'Ian Hamilton Finlay'

'Homage to Ian Hamilton Finlay'

'A Project for a promontory'

'Cythera'

'SF'

'6 small songs in 3's'

'Maritime works'

'Romances, emblems, enigmas'

'4 sails'

'Lights'

'3 developments'

'Saint-Just, 1767-1794'

'3 sailboats'

'The Olsen excerpts'

'Unnatural peebles'

'Art in Scotland'

'The Ian Hamilton Finlay Printed Archive'

'Ocean stripe 5'

'Blades'

'A country lane with stiles'

'Exercise X'

'The boy's alphabet book'

'A harbour of boat books cards and prints by Ian Hamilton Finlay in a small creek near Limehouse Reach called workfortheeyetodo from December 9th 1993 to January 29th 1994 ... '

'Redoubt'

'Spring verses'

'Liberty, terror & virtue'

'The Anaximander fragment'

'Bois d'amour ('Le Talisman')'

'Heraclitean variations'

'Canal Game'

'Glossary'

'Enchantment, an ear-alluring sweetness' -- subject(s): English literature

'Flakes'

'Telegrams from my windmill'

'Seashells'

'The Wild Hawthorn art test'

'The wartime garden'

'Air letters'

'A mast of hankies' -- subject(s): English poetry

'Porphyry'

'Instruments of revolution and other works'

'Arcadian gliders'

'Interpolations in Hegel'

'Picpus'

'Trailblazers'

Answer 2

Ian Hamilton Finlay was a Scottish poet, writer, and artist known for his concrete poetry and visual artwork. He is well-known for his work blending visual art and written language in various mediums, including books, prints, and installations. He often incorporated themes from classical mythology, nature, and politics into his works.

Answer 3

Ian William Hamilton has written:

'Geophysical investigations of subduction-related processes in the Scotia Sea'