by Antonio Machado, José S.-Carralero · REINO DE CORDELIA S.L. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788418141171
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«Campos de Castilla» is Antonio Machado's poetry collection, illustrated by José S.-Carralero, published by Reino de Cordelia in hardback (296 pages, in Spanish).
The collection reflects Antonio Machado's shift from early symbolism to a more sober, committed voice. The Castilian landscape, life in Soria, proverbs, and memories of Seville and Andalusia coexist in a work celebrated by Miguel de Unamuno, Antonio Azorín, and José Ortega y Gasset, considered a classic of Spanish poetry.
This 2020 edition is part of the Los Versos de Cordelia collection (no. 53), edited by Luis Alberto de Cuenca and featuring 33 oil paintings by José S.-Carralero.
For readers aged 14 and up, whether approaching Antonio Machado for the first time or already fans of Spanish poetry.
Twentieth-century Spanish poet, one of the most prominent figures of the Generation of '98 and author of Campos de Castilla and Soledades.
