Katherine Philips
Anglo-Welsh poet and translator
Anglo-Welsh poet and translator
1631
395 years ago
Artists & Creatives
United Kingdom
Born in 1631, a prominent poet in the 17th century, engaged with themes of friendship and love in poetry. Translated works from the French, showcasing a commitment to literature. Played a role in the literary circle of the time, forming connections with other writers and poets. Her poetry was published in collections, gaining recognition during her lifetime, and contributing to the poetic culture of the era. Died in 1664, leaving a legacy of her work that continued to influence later generations.
Published a collection titled 'Poems'
Translated works of the French poet Guillaume de Saluste du Bartas
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