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Lenau, Nikolaus |
Nikolaus
Franz Niembsch Von Strehlenau, the *pseudonym of
Lenau, Nikolaus
(1802-1850)
Austrian poet, born at Csátád near
Temesvar in Hungary, on the 25th of
August 1802 and
died 22nd of August 1850 in
Oberdöbling.
"Nikolaus Lenau" Memorial House
Commune Lenauheim, nr. 542,
Postal code 307240
Timis County
Telephone: 0256/360.428
Contact Person: Helen Kindlen
Nikolaus Lenau Memorial House
The museum is located in the house
where the German Romantic poet
Nikolaus Lenau (1802 - 1850) was
born. The exhibits include
photocopies, prints, paintings,
illustrating the life of the poet
and his family, first editions of
his works, translations into the
Romanian language of Lenau's poems.
2004 Photos
See inside
the Memorial House1
Nikolaus Lenau
(1802 – 1850)
Nikolaus Lenau,
actually Nikolaus Franz Niembsch,
Lord of Strehlenau since 1820, born
1802, died 1850, is rightly regarded
as Austria's most important lyricist
of the 19th century. Born in the
Biedermeier period, he reflects the
inner conflict of his age through
his life and work as no other could.
(Read
full article)2
Sources:
12004
Photos taken by Jody McKim
2Nikolaus
Lenau (1802–1850) Biography
translated by Diana
Lambing
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Ottawa - CA
Alex Leeb
Calgary, CA
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