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Ida Verona

1863 – 1925

Montenegrin poet

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About Ida Verona

Lived 1863 – 1925 (aged 61–62). Ida Verona was a Montenegrin poet and playwright.

Ida Verona (1865 – 29 August 1925) was a French-, Italian- and Romanian-language poet, playwright, and painter originating from the Bay of Kotor in today's Montenegro. She published two books of poetry and a number of plays.

Life Ida Verona was born in Brăila in 1865 ), the daughter of Dalmatian merchant Francesco Spiridon Verona and Amalia Lucovič or Lucovschi. Her brothers were the painters and Nicolae Henri Verona. Verona was also said to be a talented painter of flowers. She died on 29 August 1925, and was buried in Prčanj. When she died, she was relatively unknown in Montenegro. It has been said that her work would have received greater appreciation during her lifetime if she had written in her native language.

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Born
1863, Brăila
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Ide Verona

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Ida Verona?

Montenegrin poet

When was Ida Verona born?

Ida Verona was born in 1863 in Brăila.

When did Ida Verona die?

Ida Verona died on 29 August 1925 in Prčanj.

What was Ida Verona's occupation?

Ida Verona was a poet and playwright.

What nationality was Ida Verona?

Ida Verona was Montenegrin.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ida Verona

· Wikidata: Q85994850

· DBpedia: Ida Verona

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