Exchanging Hats : Paintings Style:Paperback But risking her life wasn’t

But risking her life wasn’t part of the plan

the commoner who managed to do what no one else could

hindering friendships

Through a blend of reporting

as if Sue were her own

Exchanging Hats : Paintings Style:Paperback But risking her life wasn’tBy: Elizabeth Bishop Edited by: William Benton When the distinguished art critic Meyer Schapiro said that Elizabeth Bishop "writes poems with a painter's eye," Bishop was "very flattered: I'd love to be a painter." The fact isthough not many knew itshe painted throughout her life, as this handsome book, reproducing in full color forty of her works, demonstrates. The paintings were tracked down, identified, and collected by the poet and art writer