I am currently researching Chilean
writers, artists and musicians who lived in Paris c.1900 to
c.1939.
One of these is Vicente
Huidobro, avant-garde poet who founded (or perhaps didn't!)
Creationism. Huidobro went to Europe at the end of 1916 and by early the
following year had made contacts with several of the Parisian avant-garde
including Apollinaire, Juan Gris, Jacques Lipchitz, and Pierre
Reverdy.
Among Huidobro's publications of 1917 was
"Horizon carré" with an illustration by
Gris.
In 1919 Huidobro returned briefly to Chile
were he announced several projects which never. in fact, reached
fruition.
One of these was a translation of
"Horizon carré" by Ezra
Pound.
Does anyone have any information on
Pound's contact with Huidobro? Or more generally connections between Pound and
other Latin Americans?
Thank you
very much,
Patrick Vyvyan,
Researcher, National Fine Art Museum,
Santiago, Chile