Publication. 2nd issue 1955 # 62816
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Publication. 2nd issue 1955. Editorial committee Einar Bragi, Geir Kristjánsson, Hörður Ágústsson, Jón Óskar and Thor Vilhjálmsson.
The content of this issue is; - Address against the preparation of Nuclear War. On Good Friday 1954. Poem by Jón úr Vör. Steinn Steinarr answers questions about the poetry of young poets. Non-figurative art. Article by Þorvald Skúlason. The Long Walk (1935). Poem by Mao Tse Tung. Jón Óskar Icelandic. I Want to Walk. Poem by Elmer Diktonius. Translated by Baldur Óskarsson. Memory. The Light Daughter of the Forest. The Storm. Poem by Edith Södergran. Hannes Sigfússon and Einar Bragi Icelandic. Japanese dance performances at the National Theatre. Article by Thor Vilhjálmsson. Architectural art. Article by Hörður Ágústsson. Thor Vilhjálmsson's Syrpa. No one knew. Saga by Halldóra B. Björnsdóttir. Verse by Hermann Pálsson. Chanson moderne. Poem by Ólaf Hauk Árnason. Uggur. Poem by Baldur Ragnarsson. The scandalous right eye. (From an article in Helgafell on culture and defense). Article by Geir Kristjánsson. Blíða. From Milton's Paradise Lost. Jón Þorláksson translated into Icelandic. The Oracle in Hveragerði. Einar Bragi discusses his business with Gunnar Benediktsson. Looking around in the literary world. Article by Arthur Lundkvist. Jón Óskar and Einar Bragi translated. Skálholt. Article by Hörður Ágústsson. Reflection on the centenary of Frænku. Article by Einar Bragi. Three art exhibitions. Hjörleifur Sigurðsson discusses the exhibitions of Þorsteinn Þorsteinnsson, Sigurbjörn Kristinsson and Bragi Ásgeirsson. A new heyday of Icelandic national poetry. Article by Magús Torfi Ólafsson.
The content of this issue is; - Address against the preparation of Nuclear War. On Good Friday 1954. Poem by Jón úr Vör. Steinn Steinarr answers questions about the poetry of young poets. Non-figurative art. Article by Þorvald Skúlason. The Long Walk (1935). Poem by Mao Tse Tung. Jón Óskar Icelandic. I Want to Walk. Poem by Elmer Diktonius. Translated by Baldur Óskarsson. Memory. The Light Daughter of the Forest. The Storm. Poem by Edith Södergran. Hannes Sigfússon and Einar Bragi Icelandic. Japanese dance performances at the National Theatre. Article by Thor Vilhjálmsson. Architectural art. Article by Hörður Ágústsson. Thor Vilhjálmsson's Syrpa. No one knew. Saga by Halldóra B. Björnsdóttir. Verse by Hermann Pálsson. Chanson moderne. Poem by Ólaf Hauk Árnason. Uggur. Poem by Baldur Ragnarsson. The scandalous right eye. (From an article in Helgafell on culture and defense). Article by Geir Kristjánsson. Blíða. From Milton's Paradise Lost. Jón Þorláksson translated into Icelandic. The Oracle in Hveragerði. Einar Bragi discusses his business with Gunnar Benediktsson. Looking around in the literary world. Article by Arthur Lundkvist. Jón Óskar and Einar Bragi translated. Skálholt. Article by Hörður Ágústsson. Reflection on the centenary of Frænku. Article by Einar Bragi. Three art exhibitions. Hjörleifur Sigurðsson discusses the exhibitions of Þorsteinn Þorsteinnsson, Sigurbjörn Kristinsson and Bragi Ásgeirsson. A new heyday of Icelandic national poetry. Article by Magús Torfi Ólafsson.