George Seferis
George Seferis was a prominent Greek poet and diplomat, awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1963, known for his modernist style and exploration of Greek identity.
Born on Mar 13, 1900 (125 years old)
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Greece:
George Seferis is mentioned for his translation of Yeats' poem that signifies the collapse of order.
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Greece:
George Seferis is a Nobel laureate poet whose work is featured in the Greek collection at Widener Library.
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Greece:
George Seferis noted in his diary that such peace would never be found again in his life.
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Greece:
George Seferis is noted for his significant impact on Greek literature and his interactions with Hadjidakis.
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Greece:
George Seferis is noted as a contemporary and conversational partner of Hadjidakis.
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Greece:
George Seferis's poetry resonates with the artists, particularly in their exploration of identity and recovery.
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Greece:
George Seferis is mentioned as a significant poet whom Giorgos Markopoulos visited to wish him a happy birthday.
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Greece:
George Seferis is one of the two Nobel laureates that Greece is proud of.
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Greece:
George Seferis is a prominent poet who expressed profound sentiments about the enchantment of the Greek landscape.
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Greece:
George Seferis predicted the tragic outcome of the dictatorship just two years after its imposition.
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