wyatt

• Nombre propio asociado a un apellido inglés notable, que incluye al arquitecto (1746–1813) y al poeta (1503–1542), este último conocido por introducir la forma del soneto en la literatura inglesa.

A proper noun referring to a surname of notable English figures, including an architect (1746–1813) and a poet (1503–1542) who introduced the sonnet form to English literature.

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1. C1formalbritish

   An English architect active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, known for his neoclassical designs.

   Wyatt (arquitecto inglés)

   • Wyatt designed several notable country houses in England.
   • The architect Wyatt was a leading figure in the neoclassical movement.
   • Many of Wyatt's buildings are now considered important historical landmarks.

2. C1formalbritish

   An English poet and diplomat from the Tudor period, credited with introducing the sonnet form to English literature.

   Wyatt (poeta inglés)

   • Wyatt's poetry is known for its exploration of love and courtly life.
   • He is often studied alongside other Tudor poets like Surrey.
   • Wyatt's sonnets were influenced by the Italian poet Petrarch.