« J’ai volé cette édition de Fêtes galantes, de Paul Verlaine, parce qu’elle contenait la gravure d’un homme d’une beauté remarquable »

Paul Verlaine’s work crossed the ocean to America by means of a small but influential group of bohemians, particularly artists–from singers and composers to the Beat Generation writers–who found inspiration for their own creative experimentation in his life and work. This article celebrates these connections, as well as the newly established collection of Verlaine’s work at the W.T. Bandy Collection at Vanderbilt University.