Guide to the Richard W. Rychtarik/Hart Crane Papers, 1923-1935

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Guide to the Richard W. Rychtarik/Hart Crane Papers, 1923-1935

1923-1935

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Harold Hart Crane was born in 1899 and became a significant voice within modernist American poetry of the first half of the twentieth century. Crane moved to New York City and mixed with other prominent writers of the time and was influenced by both contemporary currents in poetry, and his early affinity for nineteenth-century French poets. In 1930, Crane received some acclaim from the publication of "The Bridge," his book-length poem that depicts New York City and his outlook on America in general.

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