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This is an art history essay that talks about images but transcends them. The author Yves Bonnefoy is the most important contemporary French poet. In the book, Bonnefoy writes about the country of art and imagination, from the lonely yellow sands of Central Asia to the rusty railroad tracks of the Far West. In the enigmatic writing space, he tries to discover the essence and function of images from the tempting land of Italy, from Uchenno, Piero, Botticelli and Poussin, as well as the inseparable connection between art, the world and life...