Albrecht von Wickenburg

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Albrecht Capello Count von Wickenburg (born December 4, 1838 in Graz , † December 17, 1911 in Vienna ) was an Austrian poet and writer .

Life

Albrecht Graf von Wickenburg lived in Vienna from 1856 and was a state official until 1863. His wife Wilhelmine , a native Countess Almasy, was also a writer. His father, Matthias Constantin Capello (Konstantin) Count von Wickenburg , was a high-ranking Austrian civil servant and at times also Minister of Commerce. The son studied law in Vienna and was then employed by the Lower Austrian Lieutenancy (imperial state or regional administration). The Castle Lehenhof in Scheibbs served as Villa Almasy as the summer residence of the writer-married couple. From 1885 he lived in Gries near Bozen (South Tyrol).

Von Wickenburg wrote poems and song texts and was particularly prominent as a translator of foreign-language dramas. Wickenburg was the grandfather of Erik Graf von Wickenburg , pseudonym: Robert von den Steinen, who was also a writer. The Wickenburggasse in Graz was named after his father, Konstantin Graf von Wickenburg.

Works

  • Own and foreign (1874)
  • My Vienna (1894)
  • Old Viennese stories and characters (1896)
  • New Poems (1898)
  • 50 Viennese poems (1911)

literature

Web links

Wikisource: Albrecht von Wickenburg  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ^ German biography: Wickenburg, Albrecht Graf von - German biography. Retrieved October 28, 2018 .
  2. Germany reading: Wickenburg, Albrecht Graf von | Germany reading . In: Germany reading . ( deutschland-lese.de [accessed on October 28, 2018]).
  3. ^ Wickenburg, Albrecht Graf. Retrieved October 28, 2018 .