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| The Story of Prince Biribinker  is considered the first literary fairy tale to be published in the German language (1769). Glorious. ;-)  | 
Christoph Martin Wieland (5 September 1733 – 20 January 1813)
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| The Story of Prince Biribinker  is considered the first literary fairy tale to be published in the German language (1769). Glorious. ;-)  | 
Christoph Martin Wieland (5 September 1733 – 20 January 1813)
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| François Boucher, 1767, Le courrier secret Relats conjunts  | 
My beauty, your hair, your beautiful face, your tempting breasts drive me crazy. I lust after you. After you have read these lines, reach behind you, take my hat, hurry to me and let us both go on an expedition to Venus. Yours, Wolfi.
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| Goethe in the Romagna Campagna. | 
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| There's but a little snow left in the woods. | 
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| Rain has taken over the sceptre. | 
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| In the car it's dry and warm, though. ;-) | 
Fazil Say *14 January 1970
Ludwig van Beethoven (17 December 1770 – 26 March 1826)
| Suite de Parlavà (1991) & Algú que espera (1990) & Llibre de les solituds (1997)  | 
 * It looks as if non of Martí i Pol's work has yet been translated into English.