João Ricardo Cordeiro
João Ricardo Cordeiro (March 5, 1836 - February 12, 1881 ) was a Portuguese theater poet .
After completing his studies, Cordeiro became a professor at the Royal Military School, then was appointed Secretary General of the Civil Administration of Villa Real , Secretary of the Charitable Authority in 1863 and a Councilor in the Ministry of the Interior in 1877, when he died.
In addition to his professional field, he was also a popular columnist as a writer; however, he was best known for his plays. You work through a brilliant and pure language, which also made him one of the best Portuguese translators. As such, he worked on Eugène Scribe , Victor Hugo , Alfred de Musset , Octave Feuillet and Gabriel-Marie Legouvé for the stage in his home country.
João Ricardo Cordeiro died on February 12, 1881.
Works
- Fernando . Drama (1857)
- Amor e arte . (1860)
- A sociedade elegant . (1862)
- A familia . (1869)
- To cura d'almas . (1870)
- Os paraizos conjugaes . (1874)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Cordeiro, João Ricardo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Portuguese theater poet |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 5, 1836 |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 12, 1881 |