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Herrera, Fernando de

Born 1534, in Sevilla; died there 1597. Spanish poet.

Herrera was a leading member of the Sevilla school of poetry of the High Renaissance. Under the influence of Petrarch, he wrote of love in the spirit of Neoplatonism. He was the author of such affecting odes as “Song to the Victory of Lepanto.” Herrera anticipated the development of Gongorism with Notes on the Works of Garcilaso de la Vega (1580), in which he advocated the saturation of the literary language with complex stylistic figures and images.

WORKS

Poesías. Foreword by P. Bohigas. Barcelona, 1944.

REFERENCES

García Puertas, M. Humanidad y humanismo de Fernando de Herrera (el Divino). Montevideo, 1955.
Macri, O. Fernando de Herrera. Madrid, 1959.

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Fernando de Herrera receives complete attention as a poet and as Garcilaso's commentator, who overwhelmed Garcilaso's delicate and limited corpus with his lengthy, complex Anotaciones of 1580, managing to do to Garcilaso what Garcilaso had done to Petrarch (displace his poetry) and substitute his model of the poet-soldier with that of the professional poet (Herrera himself).

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