1846

Relocation to Italy

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What happened

After their marriage in 1846, Robert and Elizabeth Browning relocated to Italy, where they settled in Florence. This move allowed them to escape the constraints of English society and immerse themselves in a vibrant cultural environment.

Literary impact

Living in Italy inspired Browning's work, as he drew upon the rich history and art of the region. The Italian backdrop influenced the themes of love and beauty in his poetry, as well as his exploration of historical figures in works like 'The Ring and the Book.'

Source: Wikipedia

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