Jørgen-Frantz Jacobsen was a Danish author born on January 15, 1900, in the Faroe Islands. He is best known for his novel Barbara, published in 1939, which explores themes of love and longing against the backdrop of the islands' rugged landscape. Jacobsen's writing is characterized by its lyrical style and deep connection to the natural environment. In addition to Barbara, Jacobsen wrote several short stories and essays, contributing to the literary culture of the Faroe Islands. His works often reflect the unique traditions and challenges of island life. Jacobsen passed away on September 29, 1938, leaving a lasting impact on Faroese literature.