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Barbier, Henri-Auguste

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Barbier, Henri-Auguste (1805–1882)

French poet. He was a voluminous writer, mainly of political satire. The work for which he is best known is Iambes (1831), a series of satirical poems in which he portrays the life of his time in a rugged, forcible style.

Among his other works are Il pianto (1833) and Lazare (1837).



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