Oscar Blumenthal [SEP] place of death
Oscar Blumenthal
Oscar Blumenthal or Oskar Blumenthal (13 March 1852 Berlin - 24 April 1917, Berlin) was a German playwright and drama critic.
Biography.
Blumenthal was educated at the gymnasium and the university of his native town, and at Leipzig University, where he received the degree of doctor of philosophy in 1872. After having been editor of the "Deutsche Dichterhalle" in Leipzig, he founded in 1873 the "Neue Monatshefte für Dichtkunst und Kritik". In 1875 Blumenthal moved to Berlin, where he became
1956–57
- Eunice Tietjens Memorial Prize, 1961
- Oscar Blumenthal Prize, Poetry, 1963
- Bollingen Prize, 1968
- Robert Kirsch Award, LA Times, 1989
- Charity Randall Citation, 1990
- Fellow in American Letters, Library of Congress
Bibliography.
Bibliography Poetry collections.
- "Poems" (1935)
- "Person, Place, and Thing" (1942)
- "The Place of Love" (1943)
- "V-Letter and Other Poems"