Man and Woman - Otoko to Onna

...This work was translated as "Spring Morning" in Ueda Bin's "Umichoon". In 1846, he married the female poet Elizabeth, lived a happy life in Florence, and completed his masterpiece "Man and Woman" (1855). Although he wrote controversial works such as "Saul", "Love in the Ruins", which sings "A flaxen-haired maiden waits for me" in a tower on an ancient battlefield, is an unparalleled hymn to love that is similar to the "supreme good" of "Assolando" (1889), written in his later years. ...

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…この作品は上田敏の《海潮音》に〈春の朝（あした）〉として訳出されている。　46年には女流詩人エリザベスと結婚，フィレンツェで幸福な生活を送り，傑作《男と女》(1855)を完成させた。〈サウル〉など問題作を含むが，古戦場の塔の中で〈亜麻色の髪の乙女われを待ちぬ〉とうたう〈廃墟の恋〉は，晩年の《アソランドー》(1889)の〈至上善〉に通じる比類ない愛の賛歌である。…

※「《男と女》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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