Claire Nicolas White
Claire Nicolas White (born 1925) is an American poet, novelist and translator of Dutch literature. She is a niece of Aldous Huxley and the granddaughter-in-law of architect Stanford White.[1]
Life
White was born in the Netherlands, the daughter of Joep Nicolas, a Dutch stained-glass artist who emigrated to America just before World War II. She grew up in the European exile community in New York. Her husband, the sculptor Robert White, is the grandson of Stanford White.[1]
White's literary papers are held by Stony Brook University.[2]
Works
Translations
- (tr. with Louise Varèse) The time of our lives by Martine Rouchaud, 1946.
- The assault by Harry Mulisch, 1985. Translated from the Dutch.
- La nuit de mai = A Night in May by Alfred de Musset, 1989. Translated from the French.
- A Letter of Time by Hans van de Waarsenburg, 1989. Translated from the Dutch (5 of the 7 poems).
- The vanishing by Tim Krabbé, 1993. Translated from the Dutch.
- My father's war: a novel by Adriaan van Dis, 1996. Translated from the Dutch.
Other
- Joep Nicolas: leven en werk, 1979
- The bridge, 1987
- River boy, 1988
- (ed.) Stanford White: letters to his family : including a selection of letters to Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1997
References
- 1 2 Aaron W. Godfrey, Review of Fragments of Stained Glass, New Oxford Review, September 1990
- ↑ Claire Nicolas White Collection
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