- Al. T.
Stamatiad (common
rendition of
Alexandru Teodor Maria Stamatiad, or Stamatiade; May 9, 1885 –
December 1955) was a
Romanian Symbolist poet, short...
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Claudia Millian, Ion Minulescu, I. M. Rașcu,
Eugeniu Sperantia, Al. T.
Stamatiad,
Eugeniu Ștefănescu-Est, and
Constantin T. Stoika, as well as journalist...
- 1955 playwright,
screenwriter Waterloo Bridge, Idiot's
Delight Al. T.
Stamatiad Romania 9 May 1885
December 1955
Symbolist poet,
short story writer,...
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Nicolas de Staël France 5
January 1914 16
March 1955
Painter Al. T.
Stamatiad Romania 9 May 1885
December 1955 Poet,
Short story writer, Dramatist...
- and the
verses of
Charles Baudelaire,
rendered by Ion
Pillat and Al. T.
Stamatiad. Meanwhile,
Farago translated Émile Verhaeren,
while D. Nanu, Leconte...
- Linişte, for
choir of
three equal voices a cappella, on
verses by Al. T.
Stamatiad (brief extracts; 1946)
Allegro for
chamber orchestra (draft) Nocturne...
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Adrienne Monnier,
Robert Riskin,
Robert E. Sherwood,
Alexandru Teodor Stamatiad,
Wallace Stevens,
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, and
Augustin Josip Ujević...
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authors I. Dragoslav,
Horia Furtună, Ion Pillat,
Anastasie Mândru, Al. T.
Stamatiad, as well as by post-Junimist
critic Mihail Dragomirescu, who
offered Macedonski...
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disestablishment included Symbolist figures (Minulescu,
Dimitrie Anghel, Al. T.
Stamatiad) or
writers of
various other orientations (Cincinat Pavelescu,
Liviu Rebreanu)...
- ceremonials".
Tudor Vianu argued that Minulescu,
together with Al. T.
Stamatiad and N. Davidescu,
represented a "Wallachian"
Symbolism ("more rhetorical...
