Baudelaire et la peinture

Stith, Beatrice Louise, "The influence of Jeanne Duval on the poetry of Baudelaire" (1943) ETD Collection for AUC Robert W Woodruff Library Paper 1558 Title:

The Jeanne Duval Poems in Les fleurs du mal I fiori del male

The 'Jeanne Duval' Poems in Les fleurs du mal (abstract) Yale French Studies, Vol 1, No 2, Fall-Winter, 1948, pp 86-93 P M Pasinetti Le poesie 'Jeanne Duval' in I fiori del male (estratto) At times that contemplator would recite to her lines written in a language which she did not know Theodore de Banville, Mes souvenirs, VII

Charles Baudelaire - poems - Poem Hunter

Baudelaire became known in artistic circles as a dandy and free-spender During this time Jeanne Duval became his mistress His mother thought Duval a "Black Venus" who "tortured him in every way" and drained him of money at every opportunity She was rejected by his family He made a suicide attempt during this time

Studies for Flowers of Evil and Good - Lorraine OGrady

primary image of Jeanne Duval, on the opposite panel, Is a portrait sketch in ink by Baudelaire Compared to the visual weight of Nadar’s photograph of her lover, she seems transparent and vaporized, a hallucination set against a backdrop of the Demoiselles imagery (a Greek chorus of subjugated history?)

Il Vampiro - WordPresscom

La poesia è un chiarissimo sfogo contro Jeanne Duval, donna con cui Baudelaire visse una storia d'amore tormentata, piena di litigi e abbandoni mai definitivi Il tema chiave del Vampiro è ripreso in accezioni diverse da Baudelaire, in questa poesia si parla di Vampiro-Jeanne riguardo alla "schiavitù" amorosa che