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Born of a Spanish mother and English father in London in 1910, Enriqueta Harris studied Art History in the British capital and earned a doctorate in 1934 with a thesis on The Followers of Francisco de Goya, a painter to whom she later devoted a brief but thorough monograph. Linked to the group of eminent scholars and humanists involved with the Warburg Institute in London before the Second World War, she was curator of the teaching and research centres famous photographic archive between 1949 and 1952 and again from 1956 until 1970. Following her early writings on the influence of Caravaggio in Spain and iconographic problems in such works as El Grecos Purification of the Temple, she wrote essential studies on the history of the taste for Spanish art in Great Britain. But the main focus of her extensive research work was always Velázquez, on whose life and work she made many critical and documentary contributions culminating in her indispensable monograph which was first published in English in 1982 and later in Spanish in 1991.This book draws together for the first time all the dispersed writings on Velázquez published by Enriqueta Harris in English and Spanish from 1950 onwards: articles in specialist journals, essays for exhibition catalogues on the artist and reviews of books and exhibitions on Velázquez. A necessary complement to her classic book on the artist, these 40 texts trace a whole lifetime devoted to scholarship and marked by discoveries that have greatly changed our knowledge of Velázquez today.

Ana Enriqueta Terán is arguably Venezuela's finest poet. Celebrated throughout the Spanish-speaking world, she is almost unknown among anglophones. Until now only a handful of her poems have been translated into English, giving at best a diluted impression of a uniquely intense imagination. This bilingual edition reveals the power and beauty of this poet's Spanish poems through English versions of corresponding force. It invites readers to enter Terán's world--a world at once strongly Venezuelan and universally human, imbued with great beauty, sardonic humor, pitiless compassion, lucid wisdom, and joyful affirmation. Selected from several volumes of Terán's work, these poems span half a century of composition and show an extraordinary range in both form and substance. Some are written in closed forms, some in free verse. Some are carefully evocative representations of the landscapes and cityscapes that have nourished the poet's intelligence and imagination. Others are dramatic character studies. All are infused with Terán's rare sensibility and realized through language that manages to be at once graceful, urgent, and explosive. This volume is a treasure for all lovers of poetry. Deal Struck with Happiness ? How much sweetness to make right the night and this clutch of anemones near thin smooth consoling stones, stones havens of southern weather. Of a woman who watches Cepheids quaver among lightbursting mangroves. Of a woman who offers cats-eyes and clematis only, Islands, for the sake of setting right her deal struck with happiness.

Ana Enriqueta Terán is arguably Venezuela's finest poet. Celebrated throughout the Spanish-speaking world, she is almost unknown among anglophones. Until now only a handful of her poems have been translated into English, giving at best a diluted impression of a uniquely intense imagination. This bilingual edition reveals the power and beauty of this poet's Spanish poems through English versions of corresponding force. It invites readers to enter Terán's world--a world at once strongly Venezuelan and universally human, imbued with great beauty, sardonic humor, pitiless compassion, lucid wisdom, and joyful affirmation. Selected from several volumes of Terán's work, these poems span half a century of composition and show an extraordinary range in both form and substance. Some are written in closed forms, some in free verse. Some are carefully evocative representations of the landscapes and cityscapes that have nourished the poet's intelligence and imagination. Others are dramatic character studies. All are infused with Terán's rare sensibility and realized through language that manages to be at once graceful, urgent, and explosive. This volume is a treasure for all lovers of poetry. Deal Struck with Happiness ? How much sweetness to make right the night and this clutch of anemones near thin smooth consoling stones, stones havens of southern weather. Of a woman who watches Cepheids quaver among lightbursting mangroves. Of a woman who offers cats-eyes and clematis only, Islands, for the sake of setting right her deal struck with happiness.

Con Las Urgencias de un Dios -que postula un Dios como entidad latente, a merced del cuerpo y la conciencia que puedan concebirlo-Enriqueta Ochoa inaugura la fecunda y rigurosa ruta de quien se convertiría en una de las poetas mayores de la generación de medio siglo. Entréguese el lector, como la autora, a la palabra urgente con amorosa servidumbre. Este volumen reúne casi seis décadas de entrega a la poesía por la autora, desde Las urgencias de un Dios (1950) hasta Asaltos a la memoria (2004) y el libro inédito Los días delirantes. La suya es una poesía libre, intensa, emotiva. El ritmo es característica dominante que ordena y da sentido a los demás elementos. Su fuerza estriba en su sinceridad, en su transparencia, en la forma en que sus metáforas reflejan sus símbolos.

Macanudo 10 cuenta las andanzas de personajes como Enriqueta y su osito Madariaga, la aceituna Oliverio, Olga, duendes, pinguinos, El misterioso hombre de negro, Fellini, El traductor de nombres de películas, Cosas que a lo mejor le pasaron a Picasso, Lorenzo y Teresita, Pan Chueco y Conceptual Incomprensible.

Macanudo 10 cuenta las andanzas de personajes como Enriqueta y su osito Madariaga, la aceituna Oliverio, Olga, duendes, pinguinos, El misterioso hombre de negro, Fellini, El traductor de nombres de películas, Cosas que a lo mejor le pasaron a Picasso, Lorenzo y Teresita, Pan Chueco y Conceptual Incomprensible.

Piedra de habla. Ana Enriqueta Terán. Biblioteca Ayacucho. Colección Clásicos.Número 252. Tapa blanda ("Paperback")

Las aventuras de Enriqueta, Fellini y Madariaga, Martincito y su inseparable mostruo Olga, Oliverio, Lorenzo y Teresita, pinguinos, las ovejas, los duendes y el infaltable Misterioso Hombre de Negro, te atrapan de inicio a fin.

Born of a Spanish mother and English father in London in 1910, Enriqueta Harris studied Art History in the British capital and earned a doctorate in 1934 with a thesis on The Followers of Francisco de Goya, a painter to whom she later devoted a brief but thorough monograph. Linked to the group of eminent scholars and humanists involved with the Warburg Institute in London before the Second World War, she was curator of the teaching and research centres famous photographic archive between 1949 and 1952 and again from 1956 until 1970. Following her early writings on the influence of Caravaggio in Spain and iconographic problems in such works as El Grecos Purification of the Temple, she wrote essential studies on the history of the taste for Spanish art in Great Britain. But the main focus of her extensive research work was always Velázquez, on whose life and work she made many critical and documentary contributions culminating in her indispensable monograph which was first published in English in 1982 and later in Spanish in 1991.This book draws together for the first time all the dispersed writings on Velázquez published by Enriqueta Harris in English and Spanish from 1950 onwards: articles in specialist journals, essays for exhibition catalogues on the artist and reviews of books and exhibitions on Velázquez. A necessary complement to her classic book on the artist, these 40 texts trace a whole lifetime devoted to scholarship and marked by discoveries that have greatly changed our knowledge of Velázquez today.

Con Las Urgencias de un Dios -que postula un Dios como entidad latente, a merced del cuerpo y la conciencia que puedan concebirlo-Enriqueta Ochoa inaugura la fecunda y rigurosa ruta de quien se convertiría en una de las poetas mayores de la generación de medio siglo. Entréguese el lector, como la autora, a la palabra urgente con amorosa servidumbre. Este volumen reúne casi seis décadas de entrega a la poesía por la autora, desde Las urgencias de un Dios (1950) hasta Asaltos a la memoria (2004) y el libro inédito Los días delirantes. La suya es una poesía libre, intensa, emotiva. El ritmo es característica dominante que ordena y da sentido a los demás elementos. Su fuerza estriba en su sinceridad, en su transparencia, en la forma en que sus metáforas reflejan sus símbolos.

Rincones románticos. Una antología general reúne una muestra de la vasta obra de María Enriqueta Camarillo, misma que permite al lector acercarse a artículos periodísticos, poemas, cuentos y una novela de la autora veracruzana. Al volumen lo acompañan una serie de ensayos críticos sobre la vida y obra de una de las voces más particulares del siglo XIX que supo prescindir de la sensiblería sin por ello dejar de ser femenina.