Author:Jaroslav Vrchlický

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Jaroslav Vrchlický (1853–1912)

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pen name of Emil Jakub Frida, Czech writer, poet, dramatist and translator

Jaroslav Vrchlický

Works

• Brother Cœlestin (Flétna, translated into English by Edna W. Underwood)

Plays

• At the Chasm (Nad Propastí, 1887, translated by Charles Recht, 1913)
• The Vengeance of Catullus (Pomsta Catullova, 1887, translated by Charles Recht, 1914)
• The Witness (Svědek, 1894, translated by Charles Recht, 1914)

Poetry

• The Gentleman From Lkouše
• Prayer on the Mountain Řip
• Myrtle Cypress
• Mater Dolorosa
• After the Rain
• Eclogue
• Spring Song
• Melancholy Serenade V
• Melancholy Serenade XXII
• The Grave-Yard in the Song
• Stairs
• The Autumn has come
• Silent love
• Adagio
• Landscape
• Eclogue IV
• Forest phantasy
• As precious stone…
• Inscription for an old goblet
• The hazel path
• Stanzas
• Merlin's night song
• Quis ut deus?
• Pastel. (To Julius Zeyer)
• Morning
• Two poems
• Pity
• Eclogue VII
• Evening in Paris
• A Legend concerning Moderation
• The Ingle Nook
• Walt Whitman
• Mournful Stanzas
• Marco Polo
• From "Songs of the Pilgrim"
• Spring night
• Christmas

Works about Vrchlický and his works

• "Jaroslav Vrchlicky" by Charles Recht in Poet Lore, vol. 24, no. 5, 1913
• "Jaroslav Vrchlicky and His Place in Bohemian Drama" by Charles Recht in Poet Lore, vol. 25, no. 6, 1914
• "Vrchlický" by Edna W. Underwood in Short Stories from the Balkans, 1919
• "Vrchlický, Jaroslav" in Anthology of Modern Slavonic Literature in Prose and Verse, 1919