On November 30, 1900, Oscar Wilde passed away — the extraordinary English writer, poet, and playwright, one of the most unique and courageous voices of modern literature.
Born in Dublin on October 16, 1854, Wilde became famous for his brilliant style, sharp wit, unforgettable aphorisms, and works that challenged the norms of Victorian society.
He left behind masterpieces that continue to be read and loved even today, such as:
📘 The Picture of Dorian Gray
🎭 The Importance of Being Earnest
📚 His poems, essays, and stories filled with irony and philosophy
Oscar Wilde faced the prejudices and injustices of his time, but his literature remained immortal.
Today, he is remembered as one of the brightest and most original minds of the 19th century, a pen that left a profound mark on culture, art, and philosophy.
