Rhijnvis Feith

Rhijnvis Feith ( born February 7, 1753 Zwolle, † February 8, 1824 in Zwolle ) was a Dutch poet and singer.

Life

Rhijnvis Feith studied law at Leiden University. 1776, he returned to his native town, only took over the office of the mayor, then the Einnehmers of the Admiralty College. He died on 8 February 1824 in Zwolle.

Work

Novels and poetry

• Julia, 1783
• Ferdinand de Constancia, 1785
• Oden s poems, 1796-1810, four volumes
• Het Graf, 1792, German 1821, didactic poem
• De Ouderdom, 1802

Feith's novels and poems had strong influences on the German poetry of the Werther period.

Tragedies

• Tirzah, 1784
• Lady Jane Gray, Amsterdam 1791
• Inez de Castro, Amsterdam 1794
• Mucius Scevola, Amsterdam 1795

Rhijnvis Feith gave the Brieven over verscheidene onderwerpen (Amsterdam 1784-94, 6 vols ) and Brieven aan Sophie over the geest van de Kantiaansche wijsbegeerte (1806 ) and other prose works out. A complete edition of his works appeared elfbändige 1824 in Rotterdam.

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• Author
• Member of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences
• Netherlander
• Born in 1753
• Died in 1824
• Man