There was a Peacock: The Drawings of Juan Ezekiel Fontana Author|A. M. Justice The owner feels that the

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There was a Peacock: The Drawings of Juan Ezekiel Fontana Author|A. M. Justice The owner feels that theJuan Ezekiel Fontana (1930 2018) was a Mexican journalist who covered some of the twentieth century's most tragic events, notably the French Algerian War and the Troubles in Northern Ireland. He produced, along the way, many hundreds of small drawings in sketchbooks of varied sizes. In 2017, the American memoirist and poet, Harvey Mudd, was invited to help Fontana curate his drawings for the purpose of creating an album for Fontana's daughter. This