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FRANZEN, FRANS MIKAEL (1772-1847) , Swedish poet, was born at Uleaborg in Finland
pioneer
Academy
Finland
bishop
Hernosand
minor poems of singular simplicity and truth, as Till Selma, Den gamle knekten, Riddar St GOran, De Send blommorna, Modren vid vaggan, Nyarsmorgonen and Stjernhimmelen. His songs Goda gosse glaset tom, Sorj ej den gryende dagen forut, Champagnevinet and Bevdringssang were widely sung, and in 1797 he won the prize of the Swedish Academy
The poetical works of Franzen are collected under the title Skaldestycken (7 vols., 18241861) ; new ed., Samlade dikter, with a biography by A. A. Grafstrom (18671869); also a selection (Valda dikter) in 2 vols. (1871). His prose
portraiture
series 1887), vol. i.; S. A. Hollander, Minne of F. M. Franzen (Orebro, 1868) ; F. Cygnaeus, Teckningar ur F. M. Franzins lefnad (Helsingfors, 1872) ; and Gustaf Ljunggren, Svenska vitterhetens hafder efter Gustaf III.'s dOd, vol. ii. (1876).End of Article: FRANZEN, FRANS MIKAEL (1772-1847) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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