About Charlotte de Huybert
Charlotte de Huybert was a Dutch poet, women's rights activist and writer.
Charlotte de Huybert (1622 β after 1644) was a Dutch poet, feminist and writer.
She was the daughter of Anthonie Jansz de Huybert (1583 β c. 1644), a lawyer and man of letters, and alderman and Charlotte de Trouget. They had a son called Andries, who died young. At the beginning of 1622, the De Huybert family lived in Amsterdam where Charlotte was born. They left for Leiden in 1623 and had another daughter called Maria.
In 1644, she married Adriaen de Looper (c. 1590 β after 1644) in Leiden.
Before the age of twenty, she sent her own poem to Doctor Johan van Beverwijck based on his From the family of women poem. Her poem can be read as an early defense of women's rights.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Charlotte de Huybert?
Dutch poet
When was Charlotte de Huybert born?
Charlotte de Huybert was born in Amsterdam, Zierikzee.
What was Charlotte de Huybert's occupation?
Charlotte de Huybert was a poet, women's rights activist and writer.
What nationality was Charlotte de Huybert?
Charlotte de Huybert was Dutch.
Sources & further reading
Β· Wikipedia: Charlotte de Huybert
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Charlotte de Huybert. https://biography.guide/charlotte-de-huybert/
MLA: "Charlotte de Huybert." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/charlotte-de-huybert/.
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