1910

Move to the United States

Poet involved

What happened

In 1910, Ralph Hodgson relocated to the United States, settling in New York City. This move marked a significant change in his life, exposing him to a new cultural landscape and artistic community. The vibrant atmosphere of New York influenced his work and provided new themes for exploration.

Literary impact

Hodgson's time in New York allowed him to engage with a diverse range of artistic influences, which enriched his poetry. The urban experience and the cultural dynamism of the city can be seen in the themes of modernity and human experience that emerged in his later works.

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Poets alive in 1910

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