John Keats Illustrated Book

Three of Keats' most beloved poems, visually reimagined. This fully illustrated edition creates a single visual narrative from three poems: Bright Star, Ode to a Nightingale and Ode on a Grecian Urn. Through these three masterpieces, Beauty is Truth explores the poet's longing for the eternal, the ideals that transcend the frailty of the human condition, and affirms the greatest human gift: the capacity for connection to each other.

This artful pocket edition is illustrated by Evan Robertson and is printed in the United States on beautiful premium paper. It makes a great gift for poetry and art lovers alike.  

FUN FACT
After being published, he burned all of his older poems.

WHAT MAKES IT AWESOME?
Keats obsessively wrote about life’s fleeting beauty for a scant five years before succumbing to tuberculosis. He was 25.

WHY READ IT? 
John Keats is the James Dean of poetry. He was romantic, brilliant, and died tragically young. Despite only publishing 54 poems, he is widely recognized as one of the greats of all time.