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Gustavian, a.|gʌˈsteɪvɪən|
[f. the name Gustavus: see -ian.]
Of or pertaining to the reign of any of the Swedish kings named Gustavus, spec. of Gustavus III (1771–1792) and Gustavus IV (1792–1809); used esp. with reference to the literature of the period.
1884R. B. Anderson tr. Horn's Lit. Scand. North iii. v. 356 The poets of the Gustavian period form two groups according to the prevalence, respectively, of the French and the national element. 1887Encycl. Brit. XXII. 757/1 The excellent lyrical poet Frans Mikael Franzén..and a belated academician Johan David Valerius..fill up the space between the Gustavian period and the domination of romantic ideas from Germany. 1951E. Bredsdorff et al. Introd. Scandinavian Lit. iv. 80 Like the Gustavian Classicists, she handled her technique skilfully and unobtrusively. 1961A. Gustafson Hist. Swedish Lit. v. 135 Seldom if ever in literary history has a monarch's name more appropriately been attached to a literary period than those two or three decades in late eighteenth-century Swedish literature which it is customary to call ‘The Gustavian Era’. Ibid. 145 Thorild and Lidner..proved to be anything but Gustavian in their literary tastes. |