Maurits Sabbe

Maurits Sabbe: Maurits Sabbe

Maurits Karel Maria Willem Sabbe (Bruges, 9 February 1873- Antwerp, 12 February 1938) was a Flemish writer. He was a son of Julius Sabbe and the eldest of seven children. He married Gabriëlla De Smet.

Contents

1 Education

2 Career

3 Bibliography

4 See also

5 Source

Education

He studied philosophy and literature at the University of Ghent.

Career

He started his career as a teacher Dutch at the Royal Athenaeum in Bruges. In 1903, he became a teacher in Mechelen. As from 1907 he also taught at the theatre class of the Royal Flemish Academy of Antwerp. In 1919 he became Director of the Plantin-Moretus Museum in Antwerp and as from 1923 he became professor at the Universite Libre de Bruxelles. He was buried at the Schoonselhof Cemetery in Antwerp. A statue of the writer was revealed in 1950, and stands at the Sashuis near the Minnewater in Bruges.

Bibliography

Peter Benoit (1892)

Aan 't Minnewater : drie schetsen uit het Brugse leven (1893)

Een mei van vroomheid (1903)

Vlaamsche mensen (1907)

De filosofoof van 't sashuis (1907)

Het proza in de Vlaamse letterkunde (1909)

De nood der Bariseeles (1912)

Bietje (1913)

Caritate (1914)

In t gedrang. Vertellingen uit den oorlog (1915)

De toneelles (1917)

t Pastorke van Schaerdycke (1919)

t Kwartet der Jacobijnen (1920)

Wat Oud-Vlaanderen zong (1920)

Letterkundige verscheidenheden (1928)

De muziek in Vlaanderen (1928)

Brabant in t verweer : bijdrage tot de studie der Zuid-Nederlandse strijdliteratuur in de eerste helft der 17e eeuw (1933)

Peilingen (1935)

De meesters van de gulden passer : Christoffel Plantin, aartsdrukker van Philips II, en zijn opvolgers, de Moretussen (1937)

De vorstinnen van Brugge (naar de vertellingen van M. Sabbe, door Maurits Balfoort (1973)

Avondbede

Bernardus en de cisterciënzerfamilie in België

Briefwisseling van de gebroeders Verdussen

De minderbroeders en de oude Leuvense universiteit

De oorlogstribulatiën van Meneer Van Poppel

De oude harpspeelster

De Plantijnsche werkstede

Drie liederen in volkstrant

Eeuwzang ter gelegenheid van de honderste verjaring van België's onafhankelijkheid

Handschriften en vroegdrukken

Het kerkske van te lande

Het leven en de werken van Michiel de Swaen

Het lied van onze klokken

Hoe Stientje uit den Anker gevrijd werd

Hooggetij : vaderlandsche kindercantate voor koren en symfonisch orkest

Huldebetoon van Mr. Louis Franck

Ik heb U gezien

In de kriekentijd

(Poëzie van) Julius en Maurits Sabbe

Lenteliedje

Melsens kruis

Mozaiek : verspreide opstellen

Oud Antwerpen : kerken en kloosters

Oud België

Peeter Heyns en de nimfen

Philemons dans om de bruid

Pluk de dag

Stichtelyck ende vermakelyck proces tussen dry edellieden

't Is in U, zoetste lief

Uit den taalstrijd in Zuid-Nederland tussen 1815-1830

Van den mulder en de mulderin

Zonnestralen

See also

Flemish literature

Source

Maurits Sabbe

Maurits Sabbe (Maurits Sabbe school)

Persondata

Name Sabbe, Maurits

Alternative names

Short description writer

Date of birth 9 February 1873

Place of birth Bruges, Belgium

Date of death 12 February 1938

Place of death Antwerp, Belgium

Categories:
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1938 deaths
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Persondata
Name	Sabbe, Maurits
Alternative names
Short description	writer
Date of birth	9 February 1873
Place of birth	Bruges, Belgium
Date of death	12 February 1938
Place of death	Antwerp, Belgium

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