Ramón María del Valle‐Inclán

Japanese: バリェ･インクラン（英語表記）Ramón María del Valle‐Inclán

1866‐1936
Spanish poet, playwright, and novelist. Born in Galicia, he returned to Spain from Mexico and moved to Madrid in 1895, where he attracted great attention for his unusual appearance and original style of writing. In 1899, he had to have one arm amputated due to injuries sustained in a fight at a cafe. He advocated art for art's sake, and began his career as a poet of Modernism (modernism), as advocated by Dario. At the age of 20, he traveled to Mexico after a broken heart. His experiences in Mexico would have a variety of influences on his works, including Banderas the Tyrant (1926).

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1866‐1936
スペインの詩人，劇作家，小説家。ガリシア出身で，メキシコから帰国後，1895年マドリードへ出たが，奇抜な風貌と独創的な作風で大きな注目を集めた。99年カフェでのけんかで受けた傷がもとで片腕切断の憂目にあう。芸術のための芸術を標榜し，ダリオの唱えたモデルニスモ(近代主義)の詩人として出発。20歳のおり，失恋が動機でメキシコに渡った。メキシコ滞在の体験は《暴君バンデラス》(1926)をはじめ，彼の作品にさまざまな影響を与えることになる。

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