Digby, John, 1938-
Biography
British-born poet and collagist John Digby's productive and multi-faceted career spans nearly five decades, beginning in the 1960s. Best known as a collage artist whose Surrealism-influenced collages have been widely exhibited in England, France, Korea, and the United States, Digby is also a prolific poet whose works have been translated into several languages.
Citation:
Biography taken from the online finding aid for the John Digby papers, 1963–2004, housed at the Special Collections Department, University of Delaware Library.Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Change by Asa Benveniste, 197?
Small pamphlet with giraffe on cover, collages by John Digby. Hounslow : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 10, 197?
Green by Jeremy Reed, 197?
Small pamphlet, cover collage by John Digby. London : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 12, 197?
Guinness & Sons by Bernard Kelly, 1975
Small pamphlet in the shape of a door, design by John Digby, artwork by Steve Wheatley. Hounslow, Middlesex : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 9, 1975.
La Source: a poem by John Digby, 1975
Small pink pamphlet, illustrated by Anne Billson. Hounslow : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 7, 1975.
Night City Lights by John Digby, 197?
Small booklet with lion and tiger on cover. London : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 11, 197?
Say Goodbye to the Sad Rags of Winter, by John Digby, 1975
Small booklet, illustrated by Steve Wheatley, No. 2 of an edition of 200 copies. Hounslow, Middlesex : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 3, 1975
The Horses, A Hampshire Scene, by John Digby, 1975
Small green pamphlet, illustrated by Steve Wheatley. Hounslow, Eng. : Caligula Books, Miscellanea No. 2, 1975.