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Alfred Victor de Vigny (27. maaliskuuta 1797 Loches, Touraine, Ranska – 17. syyskuuta 1863 Pariisi, Ranska) oli ranskalainen sotilas ja kirjailija Sisällys 1 Elämä ja ura
Alfred (Victor) de Vigny 1797–1863 French poet, short story writer, dramatist, and novelist Vigny was a pioneer of the French Romantic movement whose work received considerable critical acclaim ...
Alfred-Victor, count de Vigny - French Poet, Novelist, Dramatist: Vigny’s literary art is uneven. He does not possess great technical facility, and when not profoundly inspired, he is prosaic; there are long passages in Les Destinées that are laborious and dull. His austere imagination soberly developed a few symbols of the human condition and condensed them to achieve what he called a ...
The production of Alfred de Vigny's Chatterton at the Comédie-Française, 12 February 1835, comes toward the end of the middle period of French Romantic drama. After the success of Hugo's Hernani in 1830 the French Romantics abandoned and were abandoned by the official theatre.
Alfred de Vigny is known for his philosophical plays, short stories, and poems, which are recognized as an important part of the French Romantic movement of the nineteenth century. In particular, his drama Chatterton contributed significantly to the development of the Romantic movement in French literature.
Quotes about Alfred de Vigny. I was always fascinated with the 1820s, that romantic decade, and the revolution of 1830 which was of course a disaster everywhere, and 1848. I still read with great joy about that period, I don't know why. It's funny how you find a decade, or a period or a place that you just respond to.
El Hombre se borra y queda el Soldado. La servidumbre militar es pesada e inflexible como la máscara de hierro del prisionero sin nombre, y da a cuantos la sufren un rostro uniforme y frío. Así, el simple aspecto de un ejército delata que el hastío y el descontento son los rasgos generales del rostro militar.
