Elisabeth Mulder

Elisabeth Mulder Pierluisi (married name, Elizabeth Mulder de Dauner; Barcelona, 9 February 1904 - Barcelona, 28 November 1987) was a Spanish writer, poet, translator, journalist and literary critic.[1] Her father, Enrique Mulder García (Marquis of Tedema Toelosdorp of the Netherlands) was a Dutch-Spaniard doctor; her mother was Zoraida Pierluigi Grau, a Puerto Rican with Italian and Catalonian ancestry. Though she inherited the Marquise of Tedema Toelosdorp title, she never used it. The poet, journalist, and athlete, Ana María Martínez Sagi, considered Mulder to be her great love, but family kept them separated.[2]

Elisabeth Mulder
BornElisabeth Mulder Pierluisi
LanguageSpanish
NationalitySpain
SpouseEzequiel Dauner Foix (1921-1930)
ChildrenEnrique Dauner Mulder
This article uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Mulder and the second or maternal family name is Pierluisi.

Selected works
  • Embrujamiento. Barcelona: Cervantes, 1927
  • La canción cristalina. Barcelona: Cervantes, 1928
  • Sinfonía en rojo. Barcelona: Cervantes, 1929
  • La hora emocionada. Barcelona: Cervantes, 1931
  • Paisajes y meditaciones. Barcelona: Atenas, 1933
  • Una sombra entre los dos. Barcelona: Ediciones Edita, 1934
  • La historia de Java. Barcelona: Juventud S.A., 1935
  • Romanza de media noche, 1936
  • Preludio a la muerte. Madrid: Pueyo, 1941
  • Una china en la casa y otras historias. Barcelona: Surco, 1941
  • Los cuentos del viejo reloj. Barcelona: Juventud S.A., 1941
  • Crepúsculo de una ninfa. Barcelona: Surco, 1942
  • El hombre que acabó en las islas. Barcelona: Apolo, 1944
  • Más. Barcelona: Selecciones literarias, 1944
  • Las hogueras de otoño. Barcelona: Juventud S.A., 1945
  • Este mundo. Barcelona: Artigas, 1945
  • Galerstein: Apolo, 1946
  • Alba Grey. Barcelona: José Janés, 1947
  • Casa Fontana, 1948
  • Poemas mediterráneos, 1949
  • Día negro. Madrid: Editorial Rollán, 1953
  • Flora. Madrid: Tecnos, 1953
  • El vendedor de vidas. Barcelona: Juventud S.A., 1953
  • Eran cuatro. Madrid: Tecnos, 1954
  • Luna de las máscaras. Barcelona: AHR, 1958
  • Pareja y borras, 1958
  • Las noches del gato verde. Madrid: Anaya, 1963
  • Sentados en un banco de piedra, 1984
  • Sol y el niño, 1985
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See also

References
  1. Aggeler, William F. (1 September 2009). Baudelaire Judged by Spanish Critics, 1857-1957. University of Georgia Press. pp. 52–. ISBN 978-0-8203-3501-8.
  2. Obiols, Isabel (18 March 2000). "De Prada novela la vida de la escritora y deportista catalana Ana M. Martínez Sagi". El Pais. Retrieved 9 April 2014.
  • María del Mar Mañas Martínez, "Elisabeth Mulder: una escritora en la encrucijada entre el Modernismo y la Modernidad", en Arbor: Ciencia, pensamiento y cultura, núm. 719, 2006, págs. 385-396.
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