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Robert Bagg

Author of Madonna of the cello, poems

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Works by Robert Bagg

Madonna of the cello, poems (1961) 11 copies

Let Us Watch Richard Wilbur: A Biographical Study (2017) 7 copies

Body Blows: Poems New and Selected (1988) 6 copies

The scrawny sonnets and other narratives; poems (1973) 4 copies

The Bakkhai by Euripedes 1 copy

Liberations : The Pope's Bright Knee, The Cyclops, & Nausicea (1969) 1 copy

Love, Ceremony and Daydream in Sappho's Lyrics 1 copy

Liberations 1 copy

Worst Kiss, The 1 copy

Scrawny Sonnets and Other Narratives 1 copy

Associated Works

The Complete Plays of Sophocles (0005) — Translator, some editions — 2,266 copies, 16 reviews

Women of Trachis [in translation] (0440) — Translator, some editions — 244 copies, 3 reviews

A Good Man: Fathers and Sons in Poetry and Prose (1993) — Contributor — 20 copies, 1 review

A Roman Collection: Stories, Poems, and Other Good Pieces (1980) — Contributor — 8 copies

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National Book Award

Madonna of the cello, poems (Finalist – Poetry – 1962)

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