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The Works of Théophile Gautier, Volume 23 by Théophile Gautier, 2010-01-11

The Works of Theophile Gautier (Volume 2); The Grotesques by Théophile Gautier, 2010-10-14

Three nineteenth-century French writer/artists and the Maghreb: The literary and artistic depictions of North Africa by Theophile Gautier, Eugene Fromentin, ... Pierre Loti (Etudes litteraires francaises) by Elwood Hartman, 1994

Critique D'art: Charles Baudelaire, Denis Diderot, Théophile Gautier, Joris-Karl Huysmans, Yves Bonnefoy, Malcolm de Chazal, Edmond About (French Edition)

Theophile Gautier: Table de concordances rythmique et syntaxique d'Emaux et camees (Alpha-Omega) (French Edition) by Frederic Eigeldinger, 1995

Histoire Des Oeuvres De Théophile Gautier, Volume 2 (French Edition) by Charles Spoelberch De Lovenjoul, 2010-02-12

The Works of Théophile Gautier, Volume 6 by Théophile Gautier, 2010-03-21

Essai Sur Theophile Gautier (1903) (French Edition) by Henry Camille Marcel, 2010-09-10

Theophile Gautier (World Authors) by Richard B. Grant, 1976-02

Sept Grands Auteurs Du Dix-Neuvième Siècle. Lamartine, Victor Hugo, Alfred De Vigny, Alfred De Musset, Théophile Gautier, Prosper Mérimée, François Coppée: ... Century Literature (French Edition) by Alcée Fortier, 2010-01-09

Theophile Gautier, Orator to the Artists: Art Journalism of the Second Republic (Legenda Main) (Legenda Main Series) by James Kearns, 2007-12-11

Fortunio by Théophile Gautier, 2009-12-25

The Works of Théophile Gautier ...: Portraits of the Day (French Edition) by Théophile Gautier, 2010-04-20

The Works of Theophile Gautier Volume Nineteen Captain Fracasse Part Three by F C De Sumichrast, 2010-01-12

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Theophile Gautier (Getty Museum)
Previous. Theophile Gautier, Theophile Gautier / Nadar Zoom In, 84.XM.436.37.Here Theophile Gautier embodies the image of the Romantic poet.
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Extractions: Here Theophile Gautier embodies the image of the Romantic poet. He sports an elegant cap of damask cloth trimmed with braid. His shaggy beard and hair seem to grow right into his furry overcoat. He stands gazing thoughtfully away from the camera, solemn and erect, his hand thrust into his waistcoat. Gautier was a poet and journalist who championed the concept of "art for art's sake," that is, that art need serve no other purpose than to exist for its own achievement. He later softened his approach, explaining that, "smitten in my youngest years with painting and sculpture, I became a delirious lover of art." Gautier and Nadar were lifelong friends. As editor of the journal L'Artiste , Gautier published many of Nadar's photographs, including this portrait in 1859. The oval print is of the kind that Nadar offered for sale in his studio, an edition print. Another print of this same image is arched at the top like a tombstone. More About: Nadar / Warhol
GIGA Quote Author Page For Theophile Gautier
GIGA's compilation of quotations, excerpts, proverbs, maxims and aphorisms by TheophileGautier. GIGA QUOTES BY AUTHOR Theophile Gautier French litterateur and
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GIGA Quote Author Page For Pierre Jules Theophile Gautier
GIGA's compilation of quotations, excerpts, proverbs, maxims and aphorismsby Pierre Jules Theophile Gautier. Home Page Biographical
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La Apatia (Theophile GAUTIER)
The Apathetic, a poem by French poet Theophile Gautier, translated into Esperantoby L. Tarkony. Enkomputiligis Don HARLOW. La apatia. de Theophile Gautier.
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La Karavano (Theophile GAUTIER)
The Caravan, a poem by French poet Theophile Gautier, translated into Esperantoby L. Tarkony. Enkomputiligis Don HARLOW. La karavano. de Theophile Gautier.
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Writer Booktitle Edition Publish Note Number *Aicard,Jean. Poems
Translate this page 1894. 1457. *Gautier,Theophile. Constantinople. Paris Michel Levy. 1865. 1458.*Gautier,Theophile. Emaux et camees. Paris G.Charpentier et Cie. 1884.
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Extractions: Writer Booktitle Edition Publish Note Number *Aicard,Jean. Poems de Provence. Les Cigales. Ouvrage couronne par I'Academie francaise. Troisieme edition augmentee, suivie de "Pierre Puget." Paris: G. Charpentier. 1878. Balzac,Honore de. Les Contes drolatiques colligez ez abbayes de Touraine et mis en lumiere par le sieur de Balzac pour I'esbattement des pantagruelistes et non aultres. Diziesme edition. Illustree de 425 dessins par Gustave Dore. Paris: Garnier Freres. Balzac,Honore de. Les Chouans: une pasiion dans le desert H. de Balzac. -Paris: Calmann Levy, 1895. =-(oeuvres completesde H. de Balzac) Balzac,Honore de. Les chef-d'oeuvre inconnu H. de Balzac. -Paris: Calmann Levy, 1891. =-(oeuvres completesde H. de Balzac) Balzac,Honore de. Beatrix H. de Baslzac. -Paris: Calmann Levy, 1895. =-(oeuvres completesde H. de Balzac) Balzac,Honore de. Le colonel Chabert: Honorine. I'introduction H. de Balzac. -Paris: Calmann Levy, 1896. =-(oeuvres completesde H. de Balzac) Balzac,Honore de. Les contes drolatiques: colligez ez abbayes de Touraine et mis en lumiere par Les Sieur de Balzac. I-II. -Paris: Calmann Levy, 1897.
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Translate this page Gautier, Theophile, Il Club Dei Mangiatori Di Hascisc, Mondadori, 8.000,Gautier, Theophile, La Milleduesima Notte, Argonauta, 15.000, Gautier
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Proverb Zone: Author: Theophile Gautier
Proverb Zone Author Theophile Gautier Result Navigation 1 To loveis to admire with the heart; to admire is to love with the mind.
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Net Poets Society - Poesia Amatoriale - Scheda Utente: Dario "Theophile Gautier
Theophile Gautier Libusso. - Reggio Emilia - E' diventato membro sabato9 marzo 2002 (335 giorni fa), pertanto è un Senior Member (ovvero?).
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Fiche Technique Du Théophile GAUTIER
Translate this page LE Theophile Gautier Retour.. caractéristiques longueur 133.50m jauge brute 8194 tonnes déplacement 10300 tonnes passagers
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French Culture | Books: Theophile Gautier , Salons 1833, 1834, 1836
Theophile Gautier Salon de 1833, Salon de 1834, Salon de 1836 Editedby James Kearns, Theophile Gautier was one of the most important
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Extractions: Edited by James Kearns Theophile Gautier was one of the most important art critics in nineteenth-century France. This edition makes available his first three reviews of the annual Paris Fine Art Salon. Written during a crucial phase in French art, they shed light on Gautier's emerging aesthetic theories and on the artistic, cultural, and institutional issues with which French art was engaged at that time, from the Ingres versus Delacroix controversy to the emergence of romanticism in sculpture. The reviews are accompanied by detailed annotations that explain and contextualize specific references and comments. The volume represents a major contribution to the discovery of a largely unmapped area of French writing on the visual arts. The introduction, text, and essential notes are in French. James Kearns is a lecturer in French at the University of Exeter. Published by University of Exeter Press, distributed by Northwestern University Press.
The Mummy's Foot By Theophile Gautier
The Mummy's Foot. Theophile Gautier. I had entered, in an idle mood,the shop of one of those curiosityvenders, who are called marchands
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Extractions: document.write(header), I had entered, in an idle mood, the shop of one of those curiosity-venders, who are called marchands de bric-a-brac in that Parisian argot which is so perfectly unintelligible elsewhere in France. You have doubtless glanced occasionally through the windows of some of these shops, which have become so numerous now that it is fashionable to buy antiquated furniture, and that every petty stock-broker thinks he must have his chambre au moyen age. There is one thing there which clings alike to the shop of the dealer in old iron, the wareroom of the tapestry-maker, the laboratory of the chemist, and the studio of the painter - in all those gloomy dens where a furtive daylight filters in through the window-shutters, the most manifestly ancient thing is dust - the cobwebs are more authentic than the guimpe laces, and the old pear-tree furniture on exhibition is actually younger than the mahogany which arrived but yesterday from America. The warehouse of my bric-a-brac dealer was a veritable Capharnaum, all ages and all nations seemed to have made their rendezvous there, an Etruscan lamp of red clay stood upon a Boule cabinet, with ebony panels, brightly striped by lines of inlaid brass, a duchess of the court of Louis XV nonchalantly extended her fawn-like feet under a massive table of the time of Louis XIII with heavy spiral supports of oak, and carven designs of chimeras and foliage intermingled. Upon the denticulated shelves of several sideboards glittered immense Japanese dishes with red and blue designs relieved by gilded hatching, side by side with enameled works by Bernard Palissy, representing serpents, frogs, and lizards in relief.
THEOPHILE GAUTIER
Translate this page THEÒPHILE Gautier. Escritor Francés ( Tarbes, 1811 Neuilly sur Seine- 1872 ). El relato de Gautier. Publicado en La Presse ( 1842
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Extractions: Viajes con Maria THEÒPHILE GAUTIER Escritor Francés ( Tarbes, 1811 Neuilly sur Seine - 1872 ) El relato de Gautier. Publicado en La Presse ( 1842 ) , y reproducido por Moreau en su monografía sobre el haschisch ( 1845 ), el primer articulo de Gautier sobre esta droga es sin duda un curioso texto: El primer ataque tocó a su fin. Al cabo de unos minutos me había recobrado enteramente, sin dolor de cabeza ni ninguno de los síntomas que acompañan a la intoxicación por el vino, y completamente asombrado ante lo ocurrido. Apenas había pasado media hora cuando de nuevo caí bajo el influjo del haschisch. Esta vez la visión era más complicada y extraordinaria. En una atmósfera de luces confusamente fugaces, se daban cita miles de pululantes mariposas, cuyas alas susurraban como abanicos. Flores gigantescas con cálices de cristal, malvas enormes, lirios de oro y plata se alzaban y abrían alrededor mío con una crepitación parecida a un ramillete de fuegos artificiales. " Le Club des haschischiens "
Theophile Gautier On Adventure And Modern Life - Vagablogging.net - Rolf Potts
December 27, 2002. Theophile Gautier on adventure and modern life. The pleasureof traveling consists in the obstacles, the fatigue, and even the danger.
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Extractions: Rolf's new book! Main "The pleasure of traveling consists in the obstacles, the fatigue, and even the danger. What charm can any one find in an excursion, when he is always sure of reaching his destination, of having horses ready waiting for him, a soft bed, an excellent supper, and all the eases and comfort he can enjoy in his own home! One of the great misfortunes of modern life is the want of any sudden surprise, and the absence of all adventures."
Atrium Books - Gautier
and the Legible Body in Marivaux, Lavater, Balzac, Gautier, and Zola Seductive ResistanceThe Poetry Of Theophile Gautier.(Faux Titre 85) Theophile Gautier's
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Jettatura By Theophile Gautier : Arthur's Classic Novels
Gautier, taken from the original etext jettat10.txt. Unityspot.com.Jettatura. by Theophile Gautier. Trans. by FC DeSumichrast. Chapter1
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Extractions: From Blackmask Online This document was prepared with borrowed Blackmask Online Etext for Arthur's Classic Novels. XHTML markup by Arthur Wendover. February 1, 2003. (See source file for details.) This is the etext version of the book Jettatura by Theophile Gautier, taken from the original etext jettat10.txt. Unityspot.com Chapter 1 The "Leopold," a splendid Tuscan steamer plying between Marseilles and Naples, had just doubled Procida Point. The passengers, cured of their sea-sickness by the sight of land, most efficacious of all remedies, were all out on deck. On the part reserved for the first-class passengers, stood a number of Englishmen endeavoring to get away as far as possible from each other and to trace around themselves a circle none might venture to enter. Their splenetic faces were carefully shaven, their cravats had not a wrinkle, their shirt collars, white and stiff, looked like triangles of Bristol board, their hands were protected by brand-new Suede gloves, and their new boots shone with Lord Elliot's blacking. They looked as if they had just emerged from one of the compartments of their dressing-cases, for in their correct get-up there were visible none of the little disorders of dress which are the usual consequences of travel. On the edge of the aristocratic quater-deck, strolled, while smoking their cigars, three or four young fellows whose straw or felt hats, sack-coats with huge horn buttons, and duck trousers, made it easy to recognise as artists, a fact confirmed by the mustaches a la Rubens, or cropped short a la Paolo Veronese. Inspired by very different motives they also were tying, like the dandies, to catch a glimpse of the beauties whom their lack of wealth forbade their approaching more closely, and these efforts somewhat interfered with their enjoyment of the magnificent panorama outspread before them.
Captain Fracasse By Theophile Gautier : Arthur's Classic Novels
Gautier, taken from the original etext cfraca10.txt. Unityspot.com.Captain Fracasse. by Theophile Gautier. Chapter I Castle Misery
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Extractions: From Blackmask Online This document was prepared with borrowed Blackmask Online Etext for Arthur's Classic Novels. XHTML markup by Arthur Wendover. February 1, 2003. (See source file for details.) This is the etext version of the book Captain Fracasse by Theophile Gautier, taken from the original etext cfraca10.txt. Unityspot.com Chapter I Castle Misery Upon the southern slope of one of those barren hills that rise abruptly here and there in the desolate expanse of the Landes, in South-western France, stood, in the reign of Louis XIII, a gentleman's residence, such as abound in Gascony, and which the country people dignify by the name of chateau. Two tall towers, with extinguisher tops, mounted guard at the angles of the mansion, and gave it rather a feudal air. The deep grooves upon its facade betrayed the former existence of a draw-bridge, rendered unnecessary now by the filling up of the moat, while the towers were draped for more than half their height with a most luxuriant growth of ivy, whose deep, rich green contrasted happily with the ancient gray walls. A traveller, seeing from afar the steep pointed roof and lofty towers standing out against the sky, above the furze and heather that crowned the hill-top, would have pronounced it a rather imposing chateauthe residence probably of some provincial magnate; but as he drew near would have quickly found reason to change his opinion. The road which led to it from the highway was entirely overgrown with moss and weeds, save a narrow pathway in the centre, though two deep ruts, full of water, and inhabited by a numerous family of frogs, bore mute witness to the fact that carriages had once passed that way.
Theophile Gautier Homepage On Bibliomania.com
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PLAN DU LYCEE THEOPHILE GAUTIER
Translate this page PLAN DU LYCEE Theophile Gautier.
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Theophile Gautier. Guia De Novelas De Terror Con Kruela Devil
Translate this page LA BIBLIOTECA DE TERROR de la casa de KRUELA DEVIL Theophile Gautier LAMUJER ENAMORADA (CLARIMONDA) ¿Conoces libros del autor que falten?
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