Alfred de Vigny

Alfred Victor Vigny kemudian comte de Vigny, lahir 27 Maret 1797 di Loches, dan meninggal 17 September 1863 di Paris, merupakan seorang penulis, dramawan, penulis novel, dan penyair berkebangsaan Prancis.

Karya

Le Bal (1820).
Poèmes (1822).
Éloa, ou La Sœur des Anges (1824).
Poèmes Antiques et Modernes (1826).
Cinq-Mars (1826).
Roméo et Juliette (1828, terjemahan dari Romeo dan Julia).
Shylock (1828, adaptasi dari aslinya oleh William Shakespeare).
Le More de Venise (1829, terjemahan dari Othello).
La Maréchale d'Ancre (1830).
L'Almeh: Scènes du Désert (1831, tidak selesai).
Stello (1832).
Quitte pour la Peur (1833).
Servitude et Grandeur Militaires (1835).
Chatterton (1835).
Daphné (1837, unfinished).
Les Destinées (1864, diilustrasikan oleh Nicolas Eekman tahun 1933.).
Journal d'un Poète (1867).
Œuvres Complètes (1883–1885).

Referensi

Bacaan selanjutnya

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