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She was a daughter of Margrave Georg Friedrich von Baden.Anna Maria von Baden-Durlach was a daughter of Margrave Georg Friedrich von Baden from his second marriage to Agathe of Erbach. After the early death of her mother (1621) she grew up under the care of her “faithful Starschedelin” in the Margrave’s Dragon Castle on the Ill in Strasbourg. Like her younger sister Elisabeth, she received a thorough education, although at the time the Thirty Years War was worsening. She had a poetic and artistic talent, and quite early she began to write and paint.[1]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4According to Karl Obser (1935), her poetry was influenced by the Strasbourg “Sincere Society of the Firs”.[1] She wrote poems and sayings. “They are free of baroque tears and express their instructive wisdom and their simple-religious meaning in a pleasing way. The poetic element is small, but the God-given view of life finds and gives consolation”. “Some examples of headings may illustrate their moral purpose and life experience: Anger is an evil of all evils . A faithful friend is a great treasure , praise of humility , thought from eternity ,Beauty passes, virtue persists.”[2]Anna Maria of Baden-Durlach also wrote a longer poem about the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus (1647), a lovely bukolika on “the Lord’s President Selmmitzen Feldgut zu Berghausen”.[3] She also translated poems from Italian and French, occasional poems wrote to name days.  Her literary work was not published during her lifetime.[4][2]Among her works there are red chalk, Indian ink and pen drawings, portraits and tracings on the Dutch model, animal and flower displays. Her work was usually given to family members or friends.[5]Anna Maria von Baden-Durlach was closely associated with her younger sister Elisabeth, who was also artistically active, but less gifted. They worked together on many things. Anna Maria maintained contacts to numerous artists. In the field of paper cutting she made remarkable. After she had spent the youth in Strasbourg, later lived alternately in the Margravial courts in Basel and Strasbourg. She remained unmarried.[1] Although she died in Basel, she was buried in Pforzheim on November 1, 1672.References[edit]Citations[edit]^ a b c d Karl Obser: Oberrheinische Miniaturbildnisse \u2026, S. 16^ a b W. E. Oestering: Geschichte der Literatur in Baden, S. 63\/64^ Hans Rott: Kunst und K\u00fcnstler \u2026, S. 78^ Karl Zell: F\u00fcrstent\u00f6chter des Hauses Baden, S. 59ff; siehe auch S. 47ff^ Hans Rott: Kunst und K\u00fcnstler \u2026, S. 77Bibliography[edit]Karl Obser: “Oberrheinische Miniaturbildnisse. Friedrich Brentels und seiner Schule.” In: Zeitschrift f\u00fcr die Geschichte des Oberrheins, Karlsruhe: Braun 1935, S. 1\u201325Hans Rott: Kunst und K\u00fcnstler am Baden-Durlacher Hofe bis zur Gr\u00fcndung Karlsruhes, Karlsruhe: M\u00fcller 1917Wilhelm Engelbert Oestering: “Geschichte der Literatur in Baden. Ein Abri\u00df, I. Teil, Vom Kloster bis zur Klassik.” In \u201eHeimatbl\u00e4tter Vom Bodensee zum Main\u201c, 36, Karlsruhe: M\u00fcller 1930, S. 3\u2013102Karl Zell: F\u00fcrstent\u00f6chter des Hauses Baden. Eine geschichtliche Darstellung zur Feier der Verm\u00e4hlung \u2026 der Prinzessin Alexandrine von Baden mit \u2026 dem Erbprinzen Ernst von Sachsen-Koburg-Gotha, Karlsruhe: Braun 1842Jakob Franck (1877), “Elisabeth, Markgr\u00e4fin zu Baden“, Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB) (in German), vol.\u00a06, Leipzig: Duncker & Humblot, pp.\u00a012\u201314Johann Christian Keck: Angst und Trost der Christen, Bey der Durchlauchtigsten F\u00fcrstin, Prinzessin Annae, Marggr\u00e4ffin\u2026 zu Baden und Hochberg, \u2026 zu Pforzheim den 1. November 1672 vollbrachter Bestattung. 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