Louise-Victorine Ackermann

French poet and author of 'Les Compositions'

Louise-Victorine Ackermann - Artists & Creatives born November 30th, 1813
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Born in 1813, pursued a literary career that produced significant works in poetry. Authored 'Les Compositions', which gained attention for its exploration of themes like nature and personal reflection. Ackermann's writing combined classical style with romantic influences, contributing to the literary scene of 19th century France. In addition to poetry, engaged in literary review and criticism, offering insights into contemporary literature. Remained active in the literary community, influencing future generations of poets and writers.

Wrote 'Les Compositions'

Published poetry exploring nature and personal themes

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