A. Mary F. Robinson — a remark

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“Yet, like all poets, I trust these little songs may find an audience to-morrow: they have that saving virtue of sincerity which is the salt of Art.”

Placing faith in sincerity and in the possibility of recognition by future readers · Preface to her Collected Poems (1902)

About A. Mary F. Robinson

A. Mary F. Robinson

27 February 1857–9 February 1944

Agnes Mary Frances Robinson, who published most often as A. Mary F. Robinson and became successively known in France as Madame Darmesteter and Madame Duclaux, was born on 27 February 1857 in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, and died in Aurillac, France, on 9 February 1944. Her unusually long life carried her from the…

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