Friedrich von Logau, also known as Freidrich von Logau, was a German poet of the 17th century known for his wit and sharpness in his epigrams.
Friedrich von Logau, also known as Freidrich von Logau, was a German poet of the 17th century known for his wit and sharpness in his epigrams.
Born in 1605 in a small village in Silesia, Logau studied law and served in the army during the Thirty Years' War.
His most famous work is 'Salomón and Saturno', a collection of epigrams that reflect his satirical vision and deep understanding of human nature.
Logau passed away in 1655, leaving behind a legacy of epigrams that continue to be appreciated for their cleverness and insightful observation of society in his time..