
David Rosenmann-Taub
[1927-2023]
David Rosenmann-Taub nació en Santiago de Chile en 1927. Su primer libro, Cortejo y Epinicio, apareció cuando el poeta tenía veintidós años, y fue aclamado como una revelación. Desde entonces, Rosenmann-Taub ha publicado más de quince volúmenes de poesía, entre ellos Los Despojos del Sol, La Enredadera del Júbilo, Los Surcos Inundados (que recibió el Premio Municipal de Poesía), El Mensajero, Auge, Quince y La Opción.
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NEW YORK CITY (April 2026) – The Hispanic Society Museum & Library (HSM&L) is pleased to announce the launch of The Hispanic Society Poetry Center, a new initiative that will deepen the Hispanic Society's dedication to preserving the literature and culture of the Hispanic and Lusophone worlds through public programming, innovative digital projects, and advanced research. The Poetry Center is supported by a grant from the Corda Foundation and will house the archive of Chilean poet David Rosenmann-Taub (1927-2023). Poet and scholar Ezequiel Zaidenwerg has been appointed as Head of the Poetry Center, the first endowed position at the Hispanic Society.
A core element of the Poetry Center’s mission will be to provide a home for the archive of the Chilean poet David Rosenmann-Taub. Widely regarded in his native Chile as a singular literary figure, Rosenmann-Taub was described by Premio Nacional de Literatura laureate Armando Uribe as “the most important and profound living poet of the entire Spanish language.” Over the course of his life, he published twenty books, with a comparable body of unpublished work remaining. He was also an accomplished composer, pianist and draftsman, leaving behind over one hundred hours of recorded compositions and nearly a thousand drawings.