Henrik Ibsen

The biography offers an in-depth exploration of Henrik Ibsen, the influential Norwegian playwright who reshaped 20th-century drama. After leaving Norway at 36, Ibsen created his most significant works, including Peer Gynt, A Doll's House, and Hedda Gabler, primarily in Italy and Germany. Accompanied by two insightful essays from Edward Dowden and James Huneker, the book delves into Ibsen's life, his creative journey, and the lasting impact of his plays on the theatrical landscape.