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  • Aribau, oil painting by J.E. Rull; in the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Jorge de Barcelona
    Buenaventura Carles Aribau

    …editors of El Europeo and El vapor, two of the most important periodicals of the Romantic movement, the latter heavily reflecting the medievalist influence of the British novelist Sir Walter Scott. His Oda a la patria, upon which his fame rests, was a defense of regional feeling, written in the…

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    …editors of El Europeo and El vapor, two of the most important periodicals of the Romantic movement, the latter heavily reflecting the medievalist influence of the British novelist Sir Walter Scott. His Oda a la patria, upon which his fame rests, was a defense of regional feeling, written in the…

    Read More