| Short name |
Papadopoulou, Arsinoi |
| VIAF |
http://viaf.org/viaf/189752932/ |
| First name |
Arsinoi |
| Birth name |
Papadopoulou |
| Married name |
|
| Date of birth |
1853 |
| Date of death |
1943 |
| Flourishing |
- |
| Sex |
Female |
| Place of birth |
Athens |
| Place of death |
Athens |
| Lived in |
Greece
|
| Place of residence notes |
|
| Related to |
Kalliroi Parren
,
Elena Ghica
,
Kalliopi Kechagia
|
| Bibliography |
Cf. - Rizaki - M. Ioannidou, Grafouses ellinides in de 19de eeuw (UBA, Bungehuis) - Xenopoulos, G. (1958). Autobiography. Vol1. pp. 306. Athens: Biris Press. - Papakostas, J. (1980). I zoi kai to ergo tis Alexandras Papadopoluou [The life and work of Alexandra Papadopoulou]. Athens: Greek Literary and Historical Archive, pp. 56-57
https://history.arsakeio.gr/index.php/2018-07-13-09-47-16/110-arsinoi-papadopoylou-mia-arsakeias-logotexnis |
| Provisional Notes |
NOT MENTIONED IN:
- Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992
- List Celebration of Women Writers
LANGUAGES PASSIVE OR TRANSLATED FROM:
- French
svdmar12 info AVasilaki
It is said that Arsinoi Papadopoulou asked Roidis to write a positive critique for her work (Athinaika Anthillia) (avjuly12) (I will add the source)
After her mother's death in 1883, she married and followed her husband to Smyrna. Her marriage ended a year and a half later, but gave Papadopoulou a daughter, with whom she returned to Athens. But within 5 days her little daughter died due to a childhood epidemic. Her death deeply marked the rest of Arsinoe Papadopoulou's life. |
