Book, Poetry gathered (Oswald Andrade)[LS]

First released in 1945, the volume brings together all of Oswald de Andrade's poetry. This new edition also has 22 new poems. Considered by Mário de Andrade as "perhaps the most curious of Brazilian modernists", Oswald de Andrade left a definitive mark on Brazilian literature, thanks to his verve and his deeply inventive style. This volume of Collected Poetry also includes 22 unpublished poems and a wealth of critical reviews, in addition to original illustrations by Tarsila do Amaral, Lasar Segall and Oswald himself. Marked by quick, telegraphic cuts, the verses appropriate editing techniques from the visual arts and cinema. The result of this process is a transgressive work that profoundly influenced not only the country's literature, but also the visual arts, philosophy, anthropology and cultural studies.