Grecia, la revista de literatura con este nombre comienza a publicarse quincenalmente en Sevilla a partir de 1918 bajo la dirección de Isaac del Vando Villar, un poeta de Albaida del Aljarafe que ayudó a poner las bases del Ultraísmo literario.
El Ultraísmo es un movimiento exclusivamente literario nacido en España en 1918 con la declarada intención de enfrentarse al modernismo imperante en este momento y que había dominado la poesía en lengua española desde fines del siglo XIX.
En el número 18 de la Calle Viriato podemos ver este azulejo donde se conmemora el ochenta aniversario de la creación de este movimiento en Sevilla señalando el lugar donde ilustres poetas (Adriano del Valle, Guillermo de Torre, Pedro Garfias, Xavier Bóveda, Cansinos-Assens, entre otros) redactaban sus colaboraciones con la Revista Grecia que, como dice el azulejo, era bandera en España de esta nueva corriente poética.
Su primer número ve la luz el día 12 de octubre de 1918. Se publicaba cada dos semanas. Desde el número catorce, la publicación sería decenal. En ella publicaron escritores de fama universal como Federico García Lorca, Jorge Luís Borges, Ramón Gómez de la Serna o Vicente Aleixandre.
En 1920 se traslada la redacción a Madrid aunque el propio Del Vando tuvo que cerrarla después de sus 50 números.
"Grecia" (Greece), the magazine of literature with this name begins to be published every two weeks in Seville in 1918 under the direction of Isaac del Vando Villar, a poet from Albaida del Aljarafe that helped to put the bases of the Ultraism literary.
The Ultraism is an exclusively literary movement born in Spain in 1918 with the declared intention of facing the commanding modernism at this moment and that had dominated the poetry in Spanish language from ends of the 19th century.
In the number 18 of the Viriato Street we can see this ceramic where is commemorated the eighty anniversary of the creation of this movement in Seville indicating the place where illustrious poets (Adriano del Valle, Guillermo de la Torre, Pedro Garfias, Xavier Bóveda, Cansinos-Assens, between others) were writing his collaborations with the Magazine Greece that, as says the ceramic, it was a flag in Spain of this new poetical current.
Its first number bornt on October 12, 1918. It was publishing every two weeks. From the number fourteen, the publication would be decennial. In their published there are writers of universal reputation as Federico García Lorca, Jorge Luís Borges, Ramon Gómez de la Serna or Vicente Aleixandre.
In 1920 the review moves to Madrid though the own director had to close it after his 50 numbers.
"Grecia" (Greece), the magazine of literature with this name begins to be published every two weeks in Seville in 1918 under the direction of Isaac del Vando Villar, a poet from Albaida del Aljarafe that helped to put the bases of the Ultraism literary.
The Ultraism is an exclusively literary movement born in Spain in 1918 with the declared intention of facing the commanding modernism at this moment and that had dominated the poetry in Spanish language from ends of the 19th century.
In the number 18 of the Viriato Street we can see this ceramic where is commemorated the eighty anniversary of the creation of this movement in Seville indicating the place where illustrious poets (Adriano del Valle, Guillermo de la Torre, Pedro Garfias, Xavier Bóveda, Cansinos-Assens, between others) were writing his collaborations with the Magazine Greece that, as says the ceramic, it was a flag in Spain of this new poetical current.
Its first number bornt on October 12, 1918. It was publishing every two weeks. From the number fourteen, the publication would be decennial. In their published there are writers of universal reputation as Federico García Lorca, Jorge Luís Borges, Ramon Gómez de la Serna or Vicente Aleixandre.
In 1920 the review moves to Madrid though the own director had to close it after his 50 numbers.
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