~
.............................
~
G:\
DOUBLEDAY
@;
ANCHOR BOOKS
THE FIRST NAME IN QUALITY PAPERBACK PUBLISHING
~....
.
THE HERRING GULL'S WORLD
Niko Tinberllen; foreword by Konrad Lorenz
Widely recognized as a classic, this study of the social behavior of a
fascinating bird reveals an astonishing amount about not only the func–
tioning of the herring gull's brain but the workings of the human mind.
$1.75
ANTIWORLDS AND "THE FIFfH ACE"
Andrei
J'
oznesensky; edited by Patricia Blake and Max Hayward
A bilingual edition, including eight new poems, with English versions on
facing pages by W. H. Auden, Jean Garrigue, Stanley Kunitz, Stanley
Moss, William Jay Smith, and Richard Wilbur.
$1.95
THE COMPLETE POETRY OF JOHN DONNE
Edited with an Introduction, Notes and Variant.
by John
T.
Shawcross
All Donne's poetry - the Elegies, the Satires, the Songs and Sonnets,
the Epigrams, and the Divine Poems - plus the elegies to Donne by
friends including Ben Jonson and Sir Thomas Browne. This is the only
edition of the complete poems available in paperback and is published
in the
Anchor Seventeenth Century Series
in the large Octavo format.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE ART
With Sections on Korea and Vietnam
/ ean Buhot; edited by Charles McCurdy; translated from the
French by ReillY Inglis Hall
$3.95
A succinct, over-all study of Far Eastern art, from the second millenium
B.C. to the present, taken from the famous
PIeiade Encyc/opedie d'Art.
With 111 halftone and linecut illustrations.
An Anchor Original. $"1.95
MUSEUMWITHOUT WALLS
Andre Malraux
Translated by Stuart Gilbert and Francis Price
THE VOICES OF SILENCE was, in Edmund Wilson's words,
"one of the really great books of our .time." Now M. Malraux
has substantiaIly rewritten and expanded the first volume of that
work, creating a brilliant new inquiry into the meaning of all
art
and a landmark in man's search for expression.
With 172 photographs, $2.95 (Hardcover, $4.95)
(
