Raghunath Pandit was one of its major practitioners, writing the Nal-Damayanti Swayamwar Akhyan.
Laxman Ramchand (La Raa) Pangarkar was an authority on Sant-Sahitya and Pant-Sahitya.
Tukaram and Ramdas were the last major poets of Sant-Sahitya and Bhakti Parampara.
Starting with Keshavasut in the late 19th century, Marathi poetry made a departure from Pant parampara.
It became more modern in outlook, easier to understand, expanded its horizons, and the new brigade of poets was also influenced by English poetry.