Lord Byron
Poeta britânico
George Gordon Byron, 6.º Barão Byron, conhecido como Lord Byron, foi um poeta britânico e uma das figuras mais influentes do romantismo. Entre os seus trabalhos mais conhecidos estão os extensos poemas narrativos Don Juan, A Peregrinação de Childe... Wikipédia
Nascimento: 22 de janeiro de 1788, Londres, Reino Unido
Falecimento: 19 de abril de 1824, Mesolóngi, Grécia
Influenciado por: William Wordsworth, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, John Milton e mais
Filmes: Gótico, Don Juan DeMarco e Don Juan
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