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Appendix A: Metadata for "Revising Ekphrasis" id title author gender category fc-000001 "Nighthawks" Samuel Yellen M ekphrastic fc-000002 After Viewing The Bowling Match at Castlemary, Cloyne (1847) Greg Delanty M ekphrastic fc-000003 "American Flamingo" Greg Pape M ekphrastic fc-000004 American Gothic after the painting by Grant Wood, 1930 John Stone M ekphrastic fc-000005 "A Midnight Diner by Edward Hopper" David Ray M ekphrastic fc-000006 "Archaic Figure" Amy Clampitt F ekphrastic fc-000007 "Before the Mirror" John Updike M ekphrastic fc-000008 The Bronze David of Donatello Randall Jarrell M ekphrastic fc-000009 Brueghel's Harvesters Richard Foerster M ekphrastic fc-000010 Brueghel's Winter Walter de la Mare M ekphrastic fc-000011 Cezanne's Ports Allen Ginsberg M ekphrastic fc-000012 Children's Games William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000013 Classic Scene William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000014 Courtyards in Delft -Pieter de Hooch, 1659 (for Gordon Woods) Derek Mahon M ekphrastic fc-000015 "Cycladic Figure: The Harp Player" (ca. 3000 B. C. E.) Jane Hirshfield F ekphrastic fc-000016 Early Sunday Morning John Stone M ekphrastic fc-000017 "Edgar Degas: The Millinery Shop" Adam Zagajewski (1994) M ekphrastic fc-000018 Edward Hopper and the House by the Railroad (1925) Edward Hirsch M ekphrastic fc-000019 "Fosterling" John Montague Seamus Heaney M ekphrastic fc-000020 "Four cut Sunflowers, One Upside Down" Mark Doty M ekphrastic fc-000021 Girl at Sewing Machine (after a painting by Edward Hopper) Mary Leader F ekphrastic fc-000022 Girl Powdering Her Neck from a ukiyo-e print by Utamaro U ekphrastic fc-000023 Girls on the Bridge Derek Mahon M ekphrastic fc-000024 "Guernica" Lorna Goodison F ekphrastic fc-000025 Haymaking William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000026 Hunters in the Snow: Brueghel Joseph Langland M ekphrastic fc-000027 "In the Realm of Pure Color" after Gauguin's The Loss of Virginity Linda Pastan F ekphrastic fc-000028 Musee des Beaux Arts W. H. Auden M ekphrastic fc-000029 Landscape with the Fall of Icarus William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000030 Love in the Museum Adrienne Rich F ekphrastic fc-000031 "Matisse: Blue Interior with Two Girls -- 1947" Anthony Hecht M ekphrastic fc-000032 "Matisse's Dance" Natalie Safir F ekphrastic fc-000033 Matisse: "The Red Studio" W. D. Snodgrass M ekphrastic fc-000034 "Mule Team and Poster" Donald Justice M ekphrastic fc-000035 Not my Best Side U. A. Fanthorpe M ekphrastic fc-000036 Nude Descending a Staircase X. J. Kennedy M ekphrastic fc-000037 Number 1 by Jackson Pollock (1948) Nancy Sullivan F ekphrastic fc-000038 Oi yoi yoi (for Roger Hilton) Vicki Fever F ekphrastic fc-000039 On Seeing Larry Rivers' "Washington Crossing the Delaware" at the Museum of Modern Art Frank O'Hara M ekphrastic fc-000040 Girl and Friends View Naked Goddess: After Gilardi's "A Visit to the Gallery" Molly Peacock F ekphrastic fc-000041 Peasant Wedding William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000042 "Picture of a 23-Year-Old Painted by His Friend of the Same Age, an Amateur" C. P. Cavafy M ekphrastic fc-000043 "Guernica" Lorna Goodison F ekphrastic fc-000044 "Realism" Czeslaw Milosz M ekphrastic fc-000045 St. Eustace Derek Mahon M ekphrastic fc-000046 The Adoration of the Kings William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000047 The Corn Harvest William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000048 The Cross of Snow Henry Wadsworth Longfellow M ekphrastic fc-000049 The Dance William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000050 "The Disquieting Muses" Sylvia Plath F ekphrastic fc-000051 The Forest Fire John Stone M ekphrastic fc-000052 "The Geographer" From the painting by Vermeer Linda Bierds F ekphrastic fc-000053 The Great Figure William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000054 The Great Wave: Hokusai Donald Finkel M ekphrastic fc-000055 "The Guitar Lesson" (from The Balthus Poems) Stephen Dobyns M ekphrastic fc-000056 The Hunt by Night --Uccello, 1465 Derek Mahon M ekphrastic fc-000057 The Hunter in the Snow William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000058 The Knight, Death, and the Devil Randall Jarrell M ekphrastic fc-000059 "The Lady and the Unicorn and Other Tapestries" Jorie Graham F ekphrastic fc-000060 The Man with the Blue Guitar Wallace Stevens M ekphrastic fc-000061 The Man with the Hoe Edwin Markham M ekphrastic fc-000062 The Parable of the Blind William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000063 The Servant-Girl at Emmaus (A Painting by Velaquez) Denise Levertov F ekphrastic fc-000064 The Starry Night By Anne Sexton F ekphrastic fc-000065 The Street Stephen Dobyns M ekphrastic fc-000066 The Tall Figures of Giacometti May Swenson F ekphrastic fc-000067 Paul Delvaux: The Village of the Mermaids Oil on canvas, 1942 Lisel Mueller F ekphrastic fc-000068 The Wedding Dance in the Open Air William Carlos Williams M ekphrastic fc-000069 [The wounded wilderness of Morris Graves] Lawrence Ferlinghetti M ekphrastic fc-000070 Three for the Mona Lisa John Stone M ekphrastic fc-000071 Tiepolo's Hound Derek Walcott M ekphrastic fc-000072 Two Monkeys by Brueghel (trans. from the Polish by Magnus Kryski) Wislawa Szymborska M ekphrastic fc-000073 "Utopia Parkway" after Joseph Cornell's Penny Arcade Portrait of Lauren Bacall, 1945 - 46 Lynda Hull F ekphrastic fc-000074 "Van Gogh's Bed" Jane Flanders F ekphrastic fc-000075 Venus and the Lute Player (Tiziano Vecellio, 1477- 1576) Paul Engle M ekphrastic fc-000076 "Vermeer" Tomas Transtromer M ekphrastic fc-000077 Winter Landscape John Berryman M ekphrastic fc-000078 "Woman Before an Aquarium" Patricia Hampl F ekphrastic fc-000079 "Wormwood: The Penitents" Ellen Bryant Voigt F ekphrastic gs-000001 The Poem of Jacobus Sadoletus on the Statue of Laocoon Jacopo Sadoleto M ekphrastic gs-000002 Nadar for Rosalind Krauss Richard Howard M ekphrastic gs-000003 For Venetian Pastoral By Giorgone (In the Louvre) Dante Gabriel Rosetti M ekphrastic gs-000004 To my Worthy Friend Mr. Peter Lilly: on that Excellent Picture of His majesty, and the Duke of York, drawne by him at Hampton-Court Sir Richard Lovelace M ekphrastic gs-000005 At the Frick Anthony Hecht M ekphrastic gs-000006 Before the Mirror (Verses written under a Picture)Inscribed to J. A. Whistler Algernon Charles Swinburne M ekphrastic gs-000007 Brueghel's Winter Walter de la Mare M ekphrastic gs-000008 From Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, canto 4 George Gordon, Lord Byron M ekphrastic gs-000009 The City of Dreadful Night James Thomson M ekphrastic gs-000010 Death's Valley To accompany a picture; by request. "The Valley of the Shadow of Death," from the painting by George Inness Walt Whitman M ekphrastic gs-000011 Elegiac Stanzas Suggested by a Picture of Peele Castle, in a Storm, Painted by Sir George Beaumont William Wordsworth M ekphrastic gs-000012 The Mind of the Frontispiece to a Book Ben Jonson M ekphrastic gs-000013 The Poem of Jacobus Sadoletus on the Statue of Laocoon Jacopo Sadoleto M ekphrastic gs-000014 Hiram Powers' Greek Slave Elizabeth Barrett Browning F ekphrastic gs-000015 The Knight, Death, and the Devil Randall Jarrell M ekphrastic gs-000016 For "Our Lady of the Rocks" By Leonardo da Vinci Dante Gabriel Rosetti M ekphrastic gs-000017 The Last of England Ford Maddox Brown M ekphrastic gs-000018 Mona Lisa Edith Wharton F ekphrastic gs-000019 The "Moses" of Michael Angelo Robert Browning M ekphrastic gs-000020 Mus??e des Beaux Arts W.H. Auden M ekphrastic gs-000021 The National Painting Joseph Rodman Drake M ekphrastic gs-000022 The New Colossus Emma Lazarus F ekphrastic gs-000023 On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci in the Florentine Gallery Percy Bysshe Shelley M ekphrastic gs-000024 Sonnet Pietro Aretino M ekphrastic gs-000025 Sonnet To a Portrait of Hart Crane Allen Tate M ekphrastic gs-000026 For Spring By Sandro Botticelli (In the Academia of Florence) Dante Gabriel Rosetti M ekphrastic gs-000027 The Temeraire (Supposed to Have Been Suggested to an Englishman of the Old Order by the Flight of the Monitor and Merrimac) Herman Melville M ekphrastic gs-000028 From The Testament of Beauty, Book III Robert Bridges M ekphrastic gs-000029 The Man with the Hoe Written after Seeing the Painting by Millet Edwin Markham M ekphrastic gs-000030 On the Group of the Three Angels Before the Tent of Abraham, by Rafaelle, in the Vatican Washington Allston M ekphrastic gs-000031 To the Fragment of a Statue of Hercules, Commonly Called the Torso Samuel Rogers M ekphrastic gs-000032 To the Statue on the Capitol: Looking Eastward at Dawn John James Piatt M ekphrastic gs-000033 Venus de Milo Charles-Rene Marie Leconte de Lisle M ekphrastic gs-000034 Winter Landscape John Berryman M ekphrastic pd-000001 ���A Rose Tree Fleur Adcock F non-ekphrastic pd-000002 Whack Report Kim Addonizio F non-ekphrastic pd-000003 The End of It Kim Addonizio F non-ekphrastic pd-000004 Dhaka Dust Dilruba Ahmed U non-ekphrastic pd-000005 Hagar before the Occupation,Hagar after the Occupation (excerpts) Amal al-Jubouri M non-ekphrastic pd-000006 Root Ball, Root Cellar John M. Anderson M non-ekphrastic pd-000007 Chorus Antonella Anedda F non-ekphrastic pd-000008 Two Poems Rae Armantrout F non-ekphrastic pd-000009 The Christening Simon Armitage M non-ekphrastic pd-000010 A Rose Tree Fleur Adcock F non-ekphrastic pd-000011 Whack Report Kim Addonizio F non-ekphrastic pd-000012 The End of It Kim Addonizio F non-ekphrastic pd-000013 Dhaka Dust Dilruba Ahmed U non-ekphrastic pd-000014 Hagar before the Occupation,Hagar after the Occupation (excerpts) Amal al-Jubouri M non-ekphrastic pd-000015 Root Ball, Root Cellar John M.
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