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General & OtherThe Lady from the sea. Translated, with the author's permission by Eleanor Marx-Aveling. With critical introduction by Edmund GrosseHenrik Ibsen
The Lady from the sea. Translated, with the author's permission by Eleanor Marx-Aveling. With critical introduction by Edmund Grosse
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About the author
Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906) was born in Skien in Norway; his family lost its money when he was a boy, and at fifteen he became a pharmacist's apprentice. He worked in theatres in Bergen and Christiania with little success, and then spent twenty-seven years in Italy and Germany, where he wrote his greatest works.
His verse dramas Brand and Peer Gynt were followed by realistic prose plays about modern life, A Doll's House, Ghosts and Hedda Gabler, which shocked audiences and changed theatre forever. He is often called the father of modern drama.