Edmond De Goncourt

Mikhail Vladimirovich Uspenskiĭ

L'art de l'Ukiyo-e reflète l'expression artistique d'une civilisation qui influença nombre d'artistes européens. Les trois maîtres de l'Ukiyo-e, Hokusai, Utamaro et Hiroshige, sont réunis pour créer un ouvrage de référence de l'art japonais et de l'art de l'estampe.

A Hundred Views of Edo

Hiroshige

Marie Belloc Lowndes

Jules De Goncourt

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Edmond and Jules de Goncourt, with Letters, and Leaves from Their Journals;

In his will, Edmond de Goncourt (1822-1896) left a bequest in honor of his brother Jules de Goncourt (1830-1870) to establish and support a French literary salon, the Academie Goncourt, and later the famous Prix Goncourt, an award that to this day remains France's most significant literary prize. --- The Goncourt brothers, who co-authored a series of novels on social themes, were among the founders of literary "Naturalism" in France. Emile Zola would emerge as this movement's most important representative in his cycle of novels "Les Rougon- Macquart". --- Among the novels co-written by the Goncourt brothers, "Germinie Lacerteux" (1865) is especially noteworthy. The double-live of the novel's Parisian domestic servant, who is ground down and destroyed by the conditions she lives in, but who for decades keeps these conditions hidden from her employer, continues to captivate book-lovers in France and the rest of the world to this day.

Germinie Lacerteux (French Classics)

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Edmond and Jules de Goncourt: With Letters, and Leaves from Their Journals;

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 edition. Excerpt: ... pas acheter de cette porcelaine autant qu'on a d'argent. Mais il y eut une autre creation a laquelle madame de Pompadour se devoua plus entierement encore et sur laquelle elle mit le grand enjeu de ses ambitions. Elle eut la pensee decompleter la nobleidee de Louis XIV et de donner un pendantaux Invalides par l'etablissement d'une ecole militaire qui devait faire du Roi le pere des fils de militaires tues a l'armee ou ruines au service. C'est un reve qui, aussitot concu, est en elle un projet, une fievre, une fureur; elle en est remplie et transportee, et l'elan de son esprit est si vif, si vrai, dans cette grande entreprise, qu'il semble par instants elargir son c ur. D'abord l'idee de la favorite est un secret, c'est un secret si bien garde que la plupart des historiens attribuent le projet au comte d'Argenson; mais c'est un honneur qu'il faut rendre a madame de Pompadour, apres la lecture de cette lettre ecrite par elle le 18 septembre 1750, au retour d'une visite a Saint-Cyr:1 Nous avons ete avant-hier a Saint-Cyr, je ne peux vous dire combien j'ay ete attendrie de cet etablissement ainsy que tout ce qui etoit; ils sont tous venus me dire qu'il faudrait en faire un pareil pour les hommes, cela m'a donne envie de rire, car ils croiront, quand notre affaire sera scue, que c'est eux qui ont donne l'idee. De ce jour, voila la marquise complotant avec ParisDuverney,2 son cher nigaud? Elle lui demande des plans, 1 The town fourteen miles south of Paris where is the "West Point" of France, in the splendid buildings created by...

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Jules de Goncourt

Bei diesem Buch handelt es sich um die authorisierte Ubersetzung der zweifelslos umfassendsten franzosischsprachigen Biografie der Marie Antoinette.

Die Geschichte Der Marie Antoinette

A novel involving the upbringing of a middle-class girl.

Edmond De Goncourt

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