Eusebio Asquerino
Eusebio Asquerino (1822–1892) was a Spanish poet and playwright of the romantic era. His book, Poesías ("Poems", 1870), has a style influenced by José de Espronceda and José Zorilla and some of his work, such as A Lincoln ("To Lincoln", 1865) or El obrero ("The Worker", 1869) reveal progressive leanings. His plays, written in collaboration with his brother Eduardo, include Doña Urraca (1865), La judía de Toledo ("The Jewess of Toledo", 1843), Casada, vírgen y mártir ("Casada, virgin and martyr", 1843), Españoles sobre todo ("Spaniards Above All" 1844) and Los tesoros del rey ("Treasures of the King", 1850).
Also recorded as Eusebio Asquerino García
Eusebio Asquerino
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- 1822
- Died
- 1892
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Eusebio Asquerino (1822–1892) was a Spanish poet and playwright of the romantic era. His book, Poesías ("Poems", 1870), has a style influenced by José de Espronceda and José Zorilla and some of his work, such as A Lincoln ("To Lincoln", 1865) or El obrero ("The Worker", 1869) reveal progressive leanings. His plays, written in collaboration with his brother Eduardo, include Doña Urraca (1865), La judía de Toledo ("The Jewess of Toledo", 1843), Casada, vírgen y mártir ("Casada, virgin and martyr", 1843), Españoles sobre todo ("Spaniards Above All" 1844) and Los tesoros del rey ("Treasures of the King", 1850).
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- 1.Eusebio Asquerino.
- 2.Se equivoca don Francisco, ya que fue en realidad su hermano Eduardo Asquerino: Lorenzo me llamo y carbonero de Toledo, comedia en tres actos de D. Juan de Matos Fragoso refundida por D. Eduardo Asquerino Madrid: imprenta que fue de Operarios, 1852.
- 3.Otro error de don Francisco, pues también fue Eduardo Asquerino: Entre bobos anda el juego: comedia en tres actos de D. Francisco de Rojas, refundida y arreglada en cuatro actos por Don Eduardo Asquerino Madrid: Imprenta que fue de Operarios, a cargo de F. R. del Castillo, 1851.
- 4."El Drama Romántico".
- 5.Cf. Manuel Ossorio y Bernard, Ensayo de un catálogo de periodistas españoles del siglo XIX. Madrid, 1904, p. 28.
- 6.Cf. La América, 13-12-1874, p. 3, col. 1.
- 7.Españoles sobre todo: Segunda parte (1847), y Las guerras civiles (1849)
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