French Writer Collection
This collection of photographs and artworks showcases the diverse world of French writers throughout history
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This collection of photographs and artworks showcases the diverse world of French writers throughout history. In a striking black and white photo, we see a seated sculpture of Voltaire, capturing the essence of this influential writer who lived from 1694 to 1778. The marble sculpture exudes wisdom and intellect. Moving on to another portrait, we find ourselves captivated by Georges Courteline. Painted in oil on canvas, this detailed artwork gives us a glimpse into the life of this intriguing figure. Pierre Louys is depicted in a pencil sketch from 1895. This black and white photo transports us back in time to witness the creative process behind his literary works. A beautiful family moment is frozen in time through a photograph taken in 1904. Paul Valery stands proudly with his wife Jeannie Gobillard and their child, symbolizing love amidst their literary pursuits. Colette takes center stage as she acts alongside Paul Franck in La Zingara around 1900. This captivating black and white photo captures her talent as an actress during that era. The joyous occasion of marriage is immortalized through another photograph from May 1900. Ernest Rouart and Julie Manet join Paul Valery and Jeannie Gobillard on their wedding day, creating memories that will last forever. An exquisite pastel portrait introduces us to Prosper Jolyot de Crebillon, showcasing his elegance as he gazes at us from centuries ago. Political tensions come alive through an ink caricature depicting a duel between Godefroi Cavaignac and Jean Jaures in 1898. These two figures represent opposing ideologies during that period. Illustrations for Charles Baudelaire's poems transport us into his darkly enchanting world while woodcuts bring Felix Pyat's Le Chiffonnier de Paris to life late in the nineteenth century.