Oldage

Meet renowned individuals who have achieved remarkable milestones in their twilight years. Our comprehensive list of celebrities in the "Oldage" category showcases prominent figures who have inspired and made significant contributions in various fields. Explore their stories, achievements, and enduring legacy.

Hugo Hofmannsthal

Austrian poet, playwright, prose writer, essayist.

Zinaida Volkonskaya

Princess, Russian writer

Soviet Russian poetess

Panteleimon Kulish

Talented Little Russian poet, publicist and historian

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

American poet and translator

Japanese poetess

Ilyas Dzhansugurov

Kazakh Soviet poet, classic of Kazakh literature

Geoffrey Chaucer

The most prominent of the English poets of the Middle Ages, the largest figure in English literature.

Christopher Smart

Habriela Mistral

Chilean poetess, Nobel laureate 1945.

Adrien Lambelet

Russian poet and translator of Swiss origin, author of the most complete of all available translations of Charles Baudelaire's The Flowers of Evil.

Vladimir Pecherin

Russian religious thinker, poet

France Preseren

Outstanding Slovenian poet

French writer, poet and playwright

Sayumi Kamakura

Japanese poetess.

Vladimir Gippius

Russian poet of the Silver Age, literary scholar

Stefan Mallarme

French symbolist poet

Strassburg Gottfried

Medieval German poet, famous for his poem Tristan

Valeria Boguslavskaya

Ukrainian translator and poet

Great English poet

Christina Rossetti

English artist and poet

Gamarnis-Beyim Abrakhanova

Azerbaijani poetess

Maria Skobtsova

Poetess, nun, saint

Milena Makarova

Latvian poet and translator

Nikolos Baratashvili

Georgian romantic poet

Hungarian writer and poetess.

Heinrich von Veldeke

German court poet

Russian poetess

Vizma Belsevica

Latvian poet, novelist, playwright, screenwriter, translator

Maurice De Guerin

American writer and poet

Kosta Hetagurov

Argentine poet and writer

Ukrainian poet, lyricist.

Dmitry Klenovsky

Alfred Tennyson

Anne Bradstreet

The first American poetess

Poet, philosopher

In the 6th century BC, one of the "seven Greek sages", the son of Evagoras, was the ruler (tyrant) of the Rhodian city of Lindos in Rhodes

Julia Ward Howe

Prominent American abolitionist, social activist and poet

Dargin poetess, master of lyric poetry