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Lucebert
voc, 1924-1994 NL, Amsterdam
Spoken Word and Jazz
A.k.a. Lubertus Jacobus Swaanswijk
Lucebert, (born in Amsterdam, 1924, Sept. 15th; died in Alkmaar, 1994, May 10th) was one of the most important Dutch poets in the years after the Second World War & at the same time an artist in plastic media. He won the Amsterdam Poetry Prize in 1954 Lucebert exhibitions have been held in Holland, Great-Britain, Germany, Italy (where he received the Premio Marzotto 1962 in Milan and took part in the Biennale of Venice 1964), and in the United States. Lucebert made part of the COBRA-movement, a European avant-garde movement active from 1949 to 1952. He lived and worked in the Netherlands.
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| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lucebert / Jazz & Poetry '65 | Flex Bent Braam / Lucebert | 2013 | Album |
| De Hemelse Wanklank | Lucebert + Erik Voermans | 2004 | Album |
| Herfst Der Muziek | Lucebert | 2003 | Album |
| Oh Oor O Hoor | Lucebert | 1997 | Album |
| Van Grote En Kleine Vogels | Jacob ter Veldhuis - De Bezige Bij | 1996 | Album |
| Oh Beminnelijk Litteken | Caroline Ansink, Lucebert, Abbie de Quant, Dick van der Harst | 1995 | Album |
| Lucebert Leest Gedichten | Lucebert | 1982 | Single |
| Lucebert Leest | Lucebert | 1960 | Single |
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