In this thesis I have tried to present the character of Ana Vidović; to highlight her specialty and importance for Revival literature in region of Dalmatia. This woman's work significantly contributed to Illyrian movement in cities of Dalmatia. Her patriotic ideas designated her literary and public activities. That is why she was not afraid to give her voice openly to homeland fervor. She has written and cooperated with many Croatian newspapers, and we also consider her one of the most significant person in the process of "women actively being present in press." Although majority of authors ascribed certain clumsiness in her expression, she was first woman in Dalmatia included in Croatian National Revival. Among other things she is considered to be the first Poetess of Modern poetry who wrote in Croatian, also as in Italian language. We have to point out the fact that she was an autodidact. She belonged to two different cultures and therefore was bilingual, but despite that fact she did not manage to express good in neither one of languages. Because of that, the value of her literary work was often disputed. Ana was enough lucky to be the wife of Marko Antonio Vidović and a friend of Nikola Tommaseo who encouraged her and protected her literary work. From many works written in both languages I have chosen the poem Romolo ossia la fondazione di Roma for my analysis. The work that has been critically most disputed. Even though this poem talks about legend from Classic literature, in the basis of it we find out the Poetess' love towards homeland. She hoists the beauty of homeland through arcadical descriptions of Falls of Krka. In Ana's poem women have key-role, they belong to two cultures, Italian and Slavic, and also dominate in male's world, as well as the author.