Oskar Loerke

Loerke (seated 5th from the right) at the Prussian Academy of Arts, 1929 Oskar Loerke (13 March 1884, Jungen – 24 February 1941, Berlin) was a German poet, prose writer, literary critic and essayist. Loerke was a prominent figure in Expressionism and magic realism in Germany.

Loerke paved the way for nature poetry with his formally strict poems characterized by intense imagery, musicality and mythical traits. His works made a significant moral and aesthetic contribution not only to German literature but also to world literature. Turning to ancient cultural traditions, in particular, to magic as a system of perception of the world, Loerke developed his own special image of the world and his own artistic language, which can be considered as a dialogue between the artist and the era. Provided by Wikipedia
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1955
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1907
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1949
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1950
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1984
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1921
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1958
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1958
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1938
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1941
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1968
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1967
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1919
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1960
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1921
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1996
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1965
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by Loerke, Oskar
Published 1942
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by Stifter, Adalbert
Published 1925
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