Quirinus Kuhlmann
Baroque poet and mystic with avant-garde ideas
Born
February 26th, 1651
374 years ago
Died
1689
336 years ago — 38 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
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Born in 1651 in Germany, a Baroque poet and mystic developed a unique style blending theological themes with personal introspection. Kuhlmann became recognized for his innovative use of language and exploration of metaphysical ideas, engaging deeply with the mystical aspects of existence. His poetry often reflected a quest for understanding divine truths and the nature of reality. He composed numerous works that contributed to the literary landscape of the time, emphasizing spiritual and philosophical perspectives. Kuhlmann's life and career were marked by his adventures across Europe, which were interspersed with instances of conflict due to the controversial nature of his beliefs. His legacy includes a body of poetic work that continues to be studied and appreciated within the context of Baroque literature.
Authored 'Das vollkommene Weltsystem'
Published several influential mystical poems
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