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Louisa Grace Bartolini (14 February 1818 – 3 May 1865) was a British writer and artist known as the "Virgin of Ossian". She was born Louisa Grace in Bristol into an Irish Catholic family of Italian descent; all four of the children were taught Italian. Her father was Sir William Grace, a baronet. In 1828, the family moved to Sorèze, where she completed her early studies in art and languages. Her first poems were written in Italian and French. She came to Tuscany in the late 1830s. In 1841, she moved to Pistoia. She contributed to various periodicals including La gioventù and . She also translated works by American and British contemporary poets into Italian.

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rdfs:comment	Louisa Grace Bartolini (14 février 1818 - 3 mai 1865) est une poétesse, écrivaine et artiste peintre britannique issue d'une famille d'origine italienne, connue sous le nom de la Vierge d'Ossian. (fr) Louisa Grace Bartolini (nata Louisa Grace) (Bristol, 14 febbraio 1818 – Pistoia, 3 maggio 1865) è stata una poetessa e scrittrice britannica, ma italiana di adozione. Fu anche pittrice e musicista per diletto. (it) Louisa Grace Bartolini (14 February 1818 – 3 May 1865) was a British writer and artist known as the "Virgin of Ossian". She was born Louisa Grace in Bristol into an Irish Catholic family of Italian descent; all four of the children were taught Italian. Her father was Sir William Grace, a baronet. In 1828, the family moved to Sorèze, where she completed her early studies in art and languages. Her first poems were written in Italian and French. She came to Tuscany in the late 1830s. In 1841, she moved to Pistoia. She contributed to various periodicals including La gioventù and . She also translated works by American and British contemporary poets into Italian. (en)
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