Jean Ingelow
English poet and author of 'Divided'
Born
March 17th, 1820
205 years ago
Died
July 20th, 1897
128 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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Born in 1820 in England, a poet and author contributed significantly to English literature during the Victorian era. Ingelow published her first collection of poems, 'A Rhymed Dialogue,' in 1863. Her most notable work, 'Divided,' achieved widespread recognition and popularity, reflecting themes of love and nature. Ingelow also wrote novels, children's fiction, and stories for Young Ladies, displaying versatility in literary forms. Her poetry often featured intricate rhythms and vivid imagery, appealing to a wide audience of readers. In the latter part of the 19th century, she gained a reputation as a prominent literary figure, receiving accolades from her contemporaries.
Published the poem 'Divided'
Released a collection titled 'The Poetry of Jean Ingelow'
Wrote the novel 'Mopsa the Fairy'
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