Rafael Lasso de la Vega facts for kids

Rafael Lasso de la Vega Iglesias (born in February 1890 in Seville, Spain – died in 1959 in Spain) was a Spanish poet. He was also known by his special name, marqués de Villanova. He was part of a style of writing called modernism.

Rafael Lasso de la Vega worked with different poetry groups, including the creationist movement and the ultraist movement. He also helped with a magazine named Ultra. He lived in Florence, Italy, for many years. While there, he became friends with Italian poets who wrote in a style called hermetic poetry.

What He Wrote

Rafael Lasso de la Vega wrote many poems and books. Here are some of his most important works:

• Rimas de silencio y soledad (1910)
• "Las coronas de mirto" (1914)
• "Breviario sentimental" (1914)
• Prestigios (1916)
• "Las natividades" (1917)
• Presencias (1918)
• El corazón iluminado y otros poemas (1919)
• Galería de espejos (1919)
• "Creacionismo" (1920)
• "Estampa de Navidad" (1923)
• Pasaje de la poesía (1936)
• "Sagitario en la torre" (1936)
• "Arte menor" (1936)
• "El poeta desaparecido" (1940)
• Oaristes (1940)
• Constancias (1941)

See also

In Spanish: Rafael Lasso de la Vega para niños