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Posters featuring the paintings of Elizabeth Pols, created for the Museum's "Angles of a Landscape" DVD series! "Early Morning" (left) from "Seeing New Englandly" (2010) and "My Business is to Sing" from "My Business is to Sing" (2012).
Pols's work helps us imagine Dickinson at home--at the window in her bedroom, and at the piano in the family parlors.
For mail order information, click on "Posters" below. To order the DVDs, click on "DVDs."
DVDs — Notecards — Posters — Publications — Membership
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"I'm Nobody..." T-Shirt Front: I'm Nobody!/Who are you?/Are you Nobody -/Too -? Available in the following colors, and sizes: (please indicate your preference on the order form)
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$19.95 |
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Emily Dickinson Museum Logo T-Shirt Available in the following colors, and sizes: (please indicate your preference on the order form)
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$16.95 |
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Garrison Keillor & Emily Dickinson: Face to Face (DVD) On December 9, 2010, the Emily Dickinson Museum welcomed Garrison Keillor to Amherst for a celebratory performance marking the 180th anniversary of Emily Dickinson’s birth. He had heard of necessary repairs at the Dickinson Homestead and asked how he could help. His benefit performance for a standing room only audience at Amherst College’s historic Johnson Chapel was the answer. In this recording of his appearance in Amherst, enjoy Garrison Keillor’s remarks about and readings from a poet he clearly cherishes. 1 hour, 12 min. EDM1505/956 |
$19.95 |
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Angles of a Landscape Emily Dickinson: My Business is to Sing (DVD) "My Business is to Sing,” the third program in the series “Angles of a Landscape: Perspectives on Emily Dickinson,” shows how the music of Emily Dickinson's time gave life to her poetic voice. 40 minutes. $19.95. EDM1506/943 |
individual price $19.95 |
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Angles of a Landscape Emily Dickinson: Seeing New Englandly (DVD) "Seeing New Englandly,” the second program in the series “Angles of a Landscape: Perspectives on Emily Dickinson,” explores the poet’s education, her lifelong interest in science and literature, her fascination with the search for the Northwest Passage, her response to the Civil War, and her despair when serious eye problems threatened her with blindness. 57 minutes. $19.95. EDM1503/943 |
individual price $19.95 |
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Angles of a Landscape Emily Dickinson: Poet in Her Bedroom (DVD) |
individual price $14.95 |
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The Big Read: Emily Dickinson Notecards Set of 5 brightly colored notecards includes: The Poets light but Lamps, Wild nights, Tell all the truth but tell it slant, The Riddle we can guess, and A little Madness in the Spring; with envelopes. Image originally designed for The Big Read: Emily Dickinson 2011. EDM1538/184 Posters are also available. |
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The Big Read: Emily Dickinson Poster Your choice of The Poets light but Lamps (yellow background) or The Brain is wider than the Sky (blue background). Image originally designed for The Big Read: Emily Dickinson 2011. 11"x17". EDM1539/855 Notecards are also available. |
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NEW!! "Angles of a Landscape" Poster: "Early Morning" Emily Dickinson gazes at the early morning view from her bedroom window. A painting by Elizabeth Pols, created for "Seeing New Englandly," a DVD in the Angles of a Landscape series. 18"x24" EDM1542/857/853 Look for "EDM Poster Angles of a Landscape" on the order form. |
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NEW!! "Angles of a Landscape" Poster: "'My Business is to Sing'" Emily Dickinson plays the piano while captivatd by a robin at the window of the Homestead back parlor. A painting by Elizabeth Pols, created for "My Business is to Sing," a DVD in the Angles of a Landscape series. 18"x24" EDM1542/857/853 Look for "EDM Poster Angles of a Landscape" on the order form. |
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Emily Dickinson Museum Seasonal Poster "Spring" The Emily Dickinson Museum's 2008 season poster, created by nationally acclaimed illustrator Penelope Dullaghan, portrays the reflective poet in a striking and expressive image. 18"x24". EDM1501/853 |
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Emily Dickinson Museum Seasonal Poster "Winter" The Emily Dickinson Museum's 2007 season poster, created by nationally acclaimed illustrator Penelope Dullaghan. 18"x27". EDM1501/853 |
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The Poet at Home This pamphlet is a good introduction to Emily Dickinson, her writings, and her Amherst home. Illustrated. Includes 3 essays and a map identifying 10 key locations of Emily Dickinson’s Amherst. 21 pages. EDM1540/340 |
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Emily Dickinson: Profile of the Poet as Cook with Selected Recipes Both charming and informative, this selection explores the role cooking played in the poet's life. Known as a first-rate baker in her town and time, Emily Dickinson's personal recipes for various cakes, breads, puddings, and even wine are published here for use in the modern kitchen. Perfect for the Dickinson fan--or anyone with a sweet tooth! Paperback; 28 pages with selected recipes. EDM1580/680 |
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Poems By Emily Dickinson This slim selection of poems has been organized into themes of "Nature," "Science and Skepticism," "Powers of the Mind," "Love," "Loss and Anguish," "Suffering and Violence," "Death," "Time and Immortality," and "Poetry." Paperback;44 pages, 67 poems. |
$4.95 |
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Life of Emily Dickinson Winner of the National Book Award, this detailed account of Emily Dickinson's life was considered a monumental contribution to Dickinson studies when it was first published in 1974. Chapters about individual family members and friends as well as Dickinson herself provide insight into a life that the poet, as the biographer asserts, made a "delicate business" for posthumous audiences to piece together. Sewall's work was the first to include details about the affair between Austin Dickinson, the poet's brother, and Mabel Loomis Todd, a posthumous editor of Dickinson's work. Paperback, 924 pages, (c) 1998 (originally published in two-volume hardcover in 1974). EDM1557/342 |
$34.50 |
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My Wars are Laid Away in Books: The Life of Emily Dickinson The most recent comprehensive biography of Emily Dickinson, Habegger's work sets Dickinson in the context of her times as well as her poetic development. Named a Library Journal Best Book of the Year. Paperback; 764 pages, (c) 2001. EDM1559/346 |
$20.00 |
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The Poems of Emily Dickinson: Reading Edition This latest edition of Dickinson’s complete poems, a must-have for any Dickinson lover, was published in 1999 as a reading version of Franklin’s three-volume variorum edition. That edition, with 1,789 poems, updated the first complete edition of Dickinson’s poems (published in 1955 by Thomas H. Johnson) by including recently discovered verses as well as refining and reordering others. The reading edition contains all 1,789 poems in chronological order and one portable volume. Paperback; 690 pages, (c) 1999. EDM263 |
$23.00 |
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Emily Dickinson Selected Letters In this edition of Dickinson’s letters, Thomas H. Johnson has used his unmatched familiarity with the poet’s work to select significant and fascinating entries from her extensive correspondence. From a letter she wrote at age eleven to her brother Austin, to her exquisite final note to her beloved cousins written just before her death, these letters provide an unparalleled view into the life and mind of one of America’s most enigmatic literary figures. Paperback; 364 pages, (c)1986. EDM273 |
$30.50 |
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Give the Gift of Membership! Join us in preserving Emily Dickinson’s vibrant poetic and material legacy by becoming a Friend of the Emily Dickinson Museum Learn more» |
$65 |
