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Cohn, Richard

 
9781582702711: JOURNEY OF LOVE

Synopsis

For those who live for love, this coffee table book is a celebration of its beauty, mystery, and transformative power. Uniting the evocative poetry of Richard Cohn with the visionary art of Rassouli, it offers a unique art and poetry experience that touches heart, mind, and soul.

Words and images merge in a seamless dance. Each page invites pause, reflection, and deep feeling, creating a space where poet, artist, and reader become one. Richard Cohn’s tender, heartfelt poetry captures innocence, compassion, and the light of human connection, while Rassouli’s contemporary and visionary paintings reveal a hidden pearl within every moment, soul, and gesture.

Together, they create harmony in the Journey of Love—a fusion of artistic expression and visual poetry that inspires wonder, awakens emotion, and honors love in all its forms.

Take a journey with this luxurious art book, a timeless gift for lovers, a meditation on romance, and a soulful adventure into the unknown. Let it guide your heart, awaken your senses, and celebrate the magic of love.

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À propos des auteurs

Richard Cohn founded Beyond Words Publishing in 1983 and serves as the publisher and president. A Stanford graduate with a master’s from Johns Hopkins SAIS, he has spent four decades championing transformative books and multimedia, including landmark titles The Secret and The Hidden Messages in Water. Under his leadership, Beyond Words has expanded into film, audio, live-streaming, and international distribution through its partnership with Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. A poet and creative listener, Richard’s work reflects innocence, benevolence, and deep insight. He is also a treasure hunter, motivational speaker, and film coproducer who enjoys traveling and spending time with his wife Michele, their family, and thirteen grandchildren.

Rassouli describes himself as a "madman" who is a drunk, an ogler, and a libertine. His drunkenness comes from within to make him create, because he breaks away from his mind and rational thinking. As an ogler, he looks at places others don't see. This allows him to see through the veil, to see the heart of everything and the pearl that is hidden inside the shell. As a libertine, he is both an iconoclast and a freethinker who is constantly breaking the rules and creating new rules in his artwork.

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