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Niccolini, Giovanni Battista
Born Oct. 29, 1782, in Bagni San Giuliano; died Sept. 20, 1861, in Florence. Italian poet and playwright of the Risorgimento. Niccolini’s first tragedies, Medea, Polyxena (1811), and Nebuchadnezzar (1819), were in the tradition of classicism. He gained fame for his revolutionary romantic tragedies Antonio Foscarini (1827; Russian translation, 1882), Giovanni of Proccida (1831), Arnold of Brescia (1843), and Beatrice Cenci (1844). In his dramas heroic and patriotic ardor was combined with biting anticlerical satire. WORKSOpere edite ed inedite, vols. 1–8. Milan, 1860–80.REFERENCESPoluiakhtova, I. K. Istoriia ital’ianskoi literatury XIX veka. (Epokha Risordzhimento). Moscow, 1970. Pages 159–69.Guastalla, R. La vita e le opere di G. B. Niccolini. Livorno, 1917. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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