Roger Little in 1967, Derek Mahon in 2002) Pour Dante (1965, transl. Robert Fitzgerald in 1966) Chanté par celle qui fut là (1969, transl. Richard Howard in 1970) Chant pour un équinoxe (1971) Nocturne (1973) Sécheresse (1974) Collected Poems (1971) Bollingen Series, Princeton University Press. Œuvres complètes (1972), Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, Gallimard. The definitive edition of his work. Leger designed and edited this volume, which includes a detailed chronology of his life, speeches, tributes, hundreds of letters, notes, a bibliography of the secondary literature, and extensive extracts from those parts of that literature the author liked. Enlarged edition, 1982. Homages A bronze monument, Hommage à Saint-John Perse, sculpted by Patrice Alexandre (ordered by the french Ministry of Culture in 1985), was inaugurated in 1992 in the garden of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. András Beck notably produced a bronze mask of Saint-John Perse, covered with gold leaf, which served as a cover vignette for his work in the edition of the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade. The Saint-John Perse Museum is partly dedicated to him in Point-à-Pitre, his birthplace. His name was given to various streets and libraries in France. The 2007 promotion of heritage curators from the french National Heritage Institute bears his name. A Reims tramway station bears his name. In October 1980, the French Post dedicated a stamp to him with a face value of 1.40 + 0.30 francs, available simultaneously in Pointe-à-Pitre and Aix-en-Provence. For the centenary of the creation of the Nobel Prizes, the British Virgin Islands issued in 2001 a 40-cent stamp bearing his image. The Saint-John Perse high school in Pau bears his name. See also [[Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century|Le Mondes 100 Books of the Century]], a list which includes Amers Secondary literature in English1936S. A. Rhodes, "Poetry of Saint-John Perse", The Sewanee Review, vol. XLIV, no. 1, January – March 19361944Paul Rosenfeld, "The Poet Perse", The Nation, New York, vol. CLVIII, no. 20, 15 May 1944 John Gould Fletcher, "On the Poetry of Alexis Saint-Leger Leger", Quarterly Review of Literature, vol. II, Autumn 1944 Edouard Roditi, "Éloges and other poems, Saint-John Perse", Contemporary Poetry, Baltimore, vol. IV, no. 3, Autumn 19441945Conrad Aiken, "Rains, by Saint-John Perse. Whole Meaning or Doodles", New Republic, Washington, no. CXII, 16 April 19451948David Gascoigne, "Vents by Saint-John Perse", Poetry, London, June–July 19481949Valery Larbaud, préface à Anabasis, translated by Jacques Le Clerq,