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A menudo la historiografía -tal vez por capricho, quizás con encubierta intencionalidad- deja en el olvido a grandes artistas, como es el caso del poeta flamenco Émile Verhaeren, nacido en 1855 en la localidad belga de Saint-Amand (Amberes). De su trágica muerte -arrollado accidentalmente por un tren en la estación de Ruan- se han cumplido cien años en 2016 sin que dicho centenario haya tenido una gran repercusión, sobre todo si se considera su condición de figura clave de la poesía finisecular decimonónica. Alabado por Stefan Zweig o André Gide, cabe destacar su influencia en el arte español de la época -véase el modernismo catalán-, así como su contribución personal -fruto de sus viajes por la península- a la forja del complejo y traumático concepto de la España negra.Al parecer, los movimientos artísticos de los siglos XIX y XX han quedado circunscritos al foco parisino, sin hacer justicia a la creatividad de áreas 'periféricas' como la belga. Ocurre con los surrealistas, pero mucho antes con el grupo de Les XX, fundado por nombres propios del arte de la pintura como James Ensor, Théo Van Rysselberghe o Fernand Khnopff -sin olvidar al asturiano Darío de Regoyos. Entre los literatos de la Bélgica simbolista, Georges Rodenbach -autor de Brujas, la muerta y compañero de Verhaeren en el colegio jesuita de Sainte-Barbe en Gante-, Maurice Maeterlinck -ganador del Premio Nobel en 1911, galardón al que también Verhaeren fue candidato- o Charles Van Lerberghe -quien dedica a Verhaeren su Chanson d'Ève- demuestran, junto al propio poeta de Saint-Amand, la importancia de las letras belgas del momento. Con motivo del aniversario de su muerte y como homenaje a la interesante carrera de Émile Verhaeren, del que la muchas de sus obras continúan aún sin ser traducidas al castellano, se presenta esta edición bilingüe que reúne los poemas de su 'trilogía amorosa': Les heures claires, Les heures d'après-midi y Les heures du soir, de acuerdo con las ediciones de París, Mercure de France, 1909 -para las dos primeras- y la de Leipzig, Insel-Verlag, 1911, respecto a la última.De entre las tres obras que componen la trilogía, Les heures d'après-midi son para Stefan Zweig 'las más hermosas y características', porque en ellas 'el sentimiento amoroso se eleva a una belleza moral' y, al mismo tiempo, son prueba fehaciente de que, tras casi quince años de matrimonio, el amor continúa siendo tan vivo como el primer día, triunfando sobre el 'temible obstáculo de la costumbre' y liberándose de las 'alegrías puramente físicas' de los años de juventud. Por su parte, Les heures claires -de las que un poeta como Juan Ramón Jiménez (1881-1958) poseía un ejemplar en su biblioteca- son para Bazalgette un 'poema delicioso' que supone 'una hora de descanso en el camino, hora cuya divina traslucidez de amor y de bondad no se olvida'; es para él una obra 'de pura intimidad, monocroma y sin otro gesto que el de dos seres que se abrazan el uno al otro' y si hubiera que recurrir al símil musical diría que 'solo se escuchan las arpas y tal vez los violines'. Por cuanto respecta a Les Heures du soir, estas suponen para Zweig el cierre de un ciclo, 'son los poemas de la edad'. La visión panteista de la existencia del ser supone para el escritor austríaco la conquista metafísica de la obra poética de Verhaeren, que supera así el estadío de la mera descripción de los estados del alma y de la impresión sensorial para alcanzar el sentimiento cósmico universal.


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9788494761324
  • Publisher: Aguja de Palacio Ediciones
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: Spanish
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 23 mm
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 8494761323
  • Publisher Date: 10 Sep 2017
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 400
  • Series Title: Mnemosine
  • Weight: 584 gr


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