William Butler Yeats was an Irish poet and playwright born in Dublin in 1865. He helped create a Celtic style of literature and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923. The award increased sales of his books and allowed him to pay off debts. Some of his most notable works included Mosada, John Sherman and Dhoya, and Four Years. He co-founded the National Irish Theatre in 1901 and drew inspiration from Celtic mythology for his plays.

1. Alexander Fernández León
1rst batxillerat
INS Santa Eulàlia

2. BIOGRAPHY
 Irish poet and playwright.
 Was born in Dublin (Ireland) June, 13, on 1865.
 Died in France in January on 1939.
 Celtic style creator.
 Was the top of representative of the rebirth of the
modern Irish literature.

3. NOBEL AWARD
 In December 1923, Yeats was awarded the Nobel Prize
for Literature .

4. THE AWARD LED
 Increase in the sale of his books
 For the first time he had money and I can pay its debts,
and also those of his father

5. SOME OF HIM WORKS ARE...
 Mosada
 John Sherman and Dhoya (...pon fotos i los nombres de
las obras endebajoo).
 Four Years
 New Poems
 Ideas of Good and Evil

6. THEATRE
 With Isabella Augusta Gregory, founded The National
Irish Theatre (1901)
 His works are inspirated by mitologyc past celtic.
 Works:
- The Kathleen countess
- Deiradre

7. CONCLUSION
 William Butler Yeats was a very important weriter.
 Won a Nobel Award of litherature.
 Created celtic style