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  • JosĂ© Maria de Heredia, detail of a portrait by Emile LĂ©vy
    José Maria de Heredia

    
longer pieces were published as Les TrophĂ©es (1893). These poems capture in verse a fugitive moment of history (usually classical or Renaissance) or else some objet d’art (a vase, a coin, an ornate book binding), usually in one startling image. A selection of his poems in English translation was published


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longer pieces were published as Les TrophĂ©es (1893). These poems capture in verse a fugitive moment of history (usually classical or Renaissance) or else some objet d’art (a vase, a coin, an ornate book binding), usually in one startling image. A selection of his poems in English translation was published


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