Bernardino de Rebolledo

Spanish poet and diplomat

Bernardino de Rebolledo - Artists & Creatives born 1597
Born

1597
429 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Spain

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Became notable as a poet and diplomat during the Spanish Golden Age. Served as a soldier and participated in various military campaigns. Contributed to Spanish literature with works that reflect both personal and political themes. His writings often explored the complexities of love and war, capturing the essence of the era's cultural and artistic movements.

Published several collections of poetry

Served as a diplomat in different European courts

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