Montdale, Eugenio (1897-1981) Italian Poet, Critic and Translator, awarded the 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of the chief architects of Italian modern poetry, he gained international recognition as one of the most perceptive and illuminating poetic voices of the 20th century. Montdale's poems often focused on the pain of living and made his work a commentary on life. Signature

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