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A Selection from the Poems of William Morris

William Morris

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In "A Selection from the Poems of William Morris," readers are invited to explore the lush and imaginative world of Morris's verse, rich with themes of nature, love, and the transcendent experience of beauty. The collection showcases Morris's distinctive literary style, which melds Medieval influences with the Romantic tradition, often characterized by intricate imagery and melodic language. Morris's deep appreciation for craftsmanship and the natural world permeate this selection, reflecting his broader artistic philosophies and his commitment to aesthetics in every form of expression. William Morris (1834-1896) was not only a poet but also a designer, craftsman, and socialist thinker whose multifaceted talents and interests inform his work. Living in an era of rapid industrial change, he expressed a longing for a return to a more artisanal mode of existence and celebrated the beauty of the handmade. Morris's involvement with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and his foundational role in the Arts and Crafts Movement reveals a dedication to integrating art into daily life, providing a rich backdrop to his poetry. This selection is highly recommended for readers seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty and complexity of Morris's poetry. Whether you are drawn to themes of nature or an appreciation for lyrical craftsmanship, this collection offers a vital entry point into the heart of Morris's imaginative legacy, making it an essential addition to any literary exploration of the 19th century.
Disponibile da: 16/09/2022.
Lunghezza di stampa: 150 pagine.

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