Akademisk avhandling--Stockholms högskola. / Without thesis statement. Translated into German by Felix Horb and Gerhard Eimer. "Bruegel und der niederländische Romanismus" (originally issued in a privately printed ed.) : p. [266]-289. "Anmerkungen" (bibliographical): p. [291]-362.

[pt] Esta dissertação apresenta traduções comentadas de poemas de William Carlos Williams (1883-1963), um autor de destaque no cenário literário norte-americano, mas cuja obra ainda tem pouca circulação no Brasil. Levando em conta o interesse do poeta por artes visuais, optou-se por traduzir os poemas que Williams escreveu a partir de pinturas do mestre flamengo Pieter Brueghel (c. 1525-1569). O percurso proposto começa com um esboço da biografia de Williams, situando-o em relação a alguns de seus contemporâneos, como T. S. Eliot e Ezra Pound, para contextualizar o desenvolvimento de suas premissas artísticas. Em seguida, será abordada a trajetória de Pieter Brueghel — essa parte visa, principalmente, a descoberta de possíveis pontos de contato entre um pintor do período da Renascença e um escritor do início do século XX. No capítulo dedicado à fundamentação teórica, são elencados os critérios adotados no processo de leitura e tradução, tomando como base as ideias de Haroldo de Campos, Paulo Henriques Britto, Henri Meschonnic e Charles Hartman. Nas seções dedicadas a cada poema, discutem-se as especificidades do diálogo que se estabelece entre texto e imagem, além dos desafios e soluções encontrados ao longo do processo de tradução, especialmente no que diz respeito ao uso do enjambement. / [en] This master s thesis features annotated translations of poems by William Carlos Williams (1883-1963), a prominent author in the North American literary scene whose work is not widely available in Brazil. Prompted by Williams s interest in the visual arts, this thesis focuses on the translation of Williams s poems that were inspired by the paintings of Flemish master Pieter Brueghel (1525-1569). The research begins with a summary biography of Williams, describing his relationships with contemporaries such as T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound, in order to contextualize the development of his artistic vision. Next, Brueghel s life and work are discussed, in part to discover possible commonalities between a Renaissance painter and an early 20th-century writer and poet. A chapter discussing the thesis s theoretical foundation lists the criteria used to analyze and translate Williams s poems, based on the ideas of Haroldo de Campos, Paulo Henriques Britto, Henri Meschonnic and Charles Hartman. Sections devoted to each poem discuss the various connections between image and text, as well as the challenges and their corresponding solutions throughout the translation process, particularly regarding Williams s use of enjambment.

Obrazy Hendricka van Balena ve sbírkách zemí českých. Inspirace pro van Balenovy figurální kompozice a jejich vliv na další umělecké generace. Abstract The diploma thesis fucuses on the paintings by Hendrick van Balen (1575-1632), which are found in Czech collections. The main point of this thesis is a figurative stint in cabinet painting, which was the domain of the Antwerp painter Hendrick van Balen. there will be also hightlighted Hendrick van Balen's collaboration with Jan Brueghel Older, who became a part of his work as the author of still life and nature in Balen's paintings. On specific works from the Czech collections will by pointed out the possible inspiration in the figures of rudolfinian masters Hans von Aachen and Josef Heintz and parallels in their work, and the influence on the cabinet painting of the 18th century painters, Johan Georg Platzer (1704-1761) and his follower Franz Christophr Jannecka (1703-1761). Keywords Hendrick van Balen, inspiration, Hans von Aachen, Josef Heintz, Johan George Platzer, Franz Christoph Janneck, cabinet painting, mythology, collections in Czech Lands, Jan Brueghel the Older, Jan Brueghel the Younger