#alfred gérard

[fredandrieu]

Le Vol du bourdon Paul Jamin Spirou n° 1269 9 août 1962

#1960s #1962 #spirou #ernest lecrac #la joconde #paul jamin #alfred gérard

[europeansculpture]

Alfred-Auguste Janniot (1889-1969) et Gérard DUCOS (1906-1994) - Flore

#alfred-auguste janniot #sculpture #Gérard DUCOS

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue September 1983 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Alfred Sung F/W 1983.84

Model Rosie Vela

Christiaan Hair Makeup Alberto Fava

Photo Gérard Gentil

vogue archive

#us vogue #september 1983 #rosie vela #alfred sung #gérard gentil #christiaan hair #alberto fava #fashion 80s #fall/winter #plaid suit #my generation

[thelastofthebookworms]

I have no idea how much people from other countries know French lit, but I'd like you all to know that one of the people on this list is a woman.

I'm considering making a second poll, but I need a few more names.

I also have another Romanticism poll (mostly UK centred) here.

And here's my pinned post with more polls about art, literature, comics, etc.

#polls #french literature #romanticism #gerard de nerval #francois rene de chateaubriand #victor hugo #alfred de musset #alfred de vigny #george sand #prosper merimee #theophile gautier #alphonse de lamartine

[andresylupin]

Btw do you have headcanons for what kind of poetry Lupin would enjoy? I know there’s that one poem about the willow tree he recited in the Confessions of Arsene Lupin, but I’m curious about other people’s thoughts :D (I also failed to track down the author who wrote that poem?) Do you think he’d read William IX or Marie de France? I’m a literature major myself and I got take a little peek at medieval French poetry in my courses

Interesting question! I am unfortunately not much of a poetry person, so I'm probably not the best to ask what Lupin's taste in that area would be ^^'

Although that doesn't mean I have nothing to say on the matter hehe. First of, the willow tree poem is an excerpt from Lucie, élégie by Alfred de Musset. The whole poem is quite long, and it begins and ends with the stanza about the willow tree.

"Mes chers amis, quand je mourrai,

Plantez un saule au cimetière.

J’aime son feuillage éploré ;

La pâleur m’en est douce et chère,

Et son ombre sera légère

À la terre où je dormirai."

"Friends beloved, when I die,

Plant a willow over me,

Through its leaves the night will sigh,

Kindly will its shadow be,

And its drooping boughs shall weep,

O'er the earth wherein I sleep."

(not quite accurate as far as translation go I'd say, but that's the first official translation I found online, and translating poetry is SO HARD anyway, so I'm leaving it as is)

Secondly, there are literary references, quotes, nods, etc, everywhere within Lupin stories, whether from Lupin himself or from the narration (found this really neat article about intertextuality by Leblanc in Lupin, which lists most of what we can find and goes into a bit more details than I did here→) Looking at it from a watsonian perspective, this is simply Maurice Leblanc's way to reconcile more "classic" literature with the more "common" style of Lupin: by making his character quote Musset, Shakespeare, Chateaubriand, Milton or Pline, Leblanc elevates Lupin to a learned scholar, and signals that he, as an author, is also a reader of that kind of literature. From a Sherlockian perspective, it just makes sense that Lupin be well learned in everything: he is a man of culture, that's precisely what sets him apart from regular thieves. Going by what we can find in the text, he seems to favour XIXe authors and old classics, which is not very surprising, since, remember, this is mostly a reflection of Leblanc's own library. So I fear french medieval poetry might a bit out there in that context, but as far as headcanons go, I really see no reason why he wouldn't have something by Marie de France on his shelves! The man's eclectic 😌

Somewhat related, there's also Gérard Baupré the unfortunate aspiring poet from 813, who Lupin treats rather condescendingly, disparagingly even. Now of course Baupré is nothing remarkable, and Lupin is only using him as a pawn, which explains this attitude (+ Baupré dares fall in love with the same woman as Lupin, and even *gasp* pursue her!). But it's interesting with how Lupin adresses him, always calling him "poet", making a mockery of it: further proof imo that Lupin is very much presented to us as a literary connaisseur, and in this case specifically poetry, thus making him able to judge whatever Baupré's scribbling, and evidently he doesn't think much of it.

And there you go, hope this was somewhat what you were looking for :D honestly I think headcanoning Lupin as a reader of pretty much anything really, is fair game. I like how french/European his references are (because, again, so are Leblanc's), but I'd be interested in him reading outside of European literary canon as well!

#answered #picaresquevoleur #Arsène Lupin #on all levels except physical lupin is a nerd

[ardentesclipei]

Alfred Hitchcock, Jean-Pierre Melville, Gérard Oury, Michel Audiard, Jean Renoir, Henri-Georges Clouzot, Pier Pasolini… So many amazing movie directors, all with a strong personal style! https://www.instagram.com/p/Co2rf9dLJ_g/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[francescaderochefort]

Introduction/Who am I?

Okay, so since I’m back on here again in the ongoing exodus, I thought I’d better do an introductory post for anyone who wants to follow as well as refresh old friends and followers. Open to new friendships so feel free to send me asks, reply, or whatever if you want to talk.

Francesca (Fran, Frankie for short)

Englishwoman

Lesbian, f4f

Cat person (see previous bullet)

I enjoy writing although I’m aware I’ll probably never be published so it’s mostly just something I do for my own personal catharsis and expression.

Night owl

Haute couture enjoyer

Learning French (c. B1, B2 reading level), want to learn European Portuguese, Spanish, Latin, Dutch, interested in language acquisition more broadly

I’ve always been a voracious reader so some favourite authors, poets and essayists: Sappho, Gustave Flaubert, Charles Baudelaire, Arthur Rimbaud, Théophile Gautier, Gérard de Nerval, Marcel Proust, Alain-Fournier, Jorge Luis Borges, Camilo Castelo Branco, Yukio Mishima, Jean Genet,  Anaïs Nin, Novalis, Simone Weil, Jacques Lacan, Plato, James Joyce,  Emily Brontë, Jane Austen, Oscar Wilde, George Orwell, Vladimir Nabokov, John Donne, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Emily Dickinson, Fyodor Dostoevsky. My favourite novel (and maybe favourite work of art full stop) is Madame Bovary.

Cinema is my other great passion and one I’ve spent the last few years particularly delving into - some favourite directors/auteurs: Carl Dreyer, Michael Powell (& Emeric Pressburger), Manoel de Oliveira, Alfred Hitchcock, Howard Hawks, Yasujiro Ozu, Francis Ford Coppola, Brian de Palma, Raoul Ruiz, Douglas Sirk, Josef von Sternberg, Ernst Lubitsch, Erich von Stroheim, F.W. Murnau, Fritz Lang, Claude Chabrol, Éric Rohmer, Jean Renoir, Max Ophüls, Eugène Green, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Luis Buñuel, Pedro Costa, Luchino Visconti, Val Lewton, Dario Argento, Ingmar Bergman, Nagisa Oshima, Wojciech Has. My favourite film is A Matter of Life and Death (1946).

My favourite actresses: Isabelle Huppert (in love with her), Catherine Deneuve, Sophia Loren, Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, Susan Hayward, Marlene Dietrich, Isabelle Adjani, Sissy Spacek, Vivien Leigh, Penélope Cruz, Fanny Ardant, Monica Bellucci, Emmanuelle Béart, Sandrine Bonnaire

Favourite music: Erik Satie, Claude Debussy, Serge Gainsbourg, Sergio Mendes, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Herbie Hancock, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dusty Springfield, Nina Simone, Carpenters, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Kate Bush, Cocteau Twins, Björk, Talking Heads, The Cure, Boards of Canada, Joy Division, New Order, The Velvet Underground, Massive Attack, Portishead, Manic Street Preachers

Also enjoy art/painting, aesthetics, fashion, memes, food and (maybe too much) drink. Lots more that I can’t think of at the moment so maybe a sequel in the future when I feel like being inward-looking again?

#introduction #reference #intro post #language learning #cinema #literature #art #francescaderochefort #about me #language acquisition

[nouvellesdumaquis]

Louis Arlette chante Ronsard et la Dame à la Licorne

Louis Arlette est de retour avec ses Sacrilèges, un album comprenant cinq poèmes qu'il ose "déshonorer", affirme-t-il par provocation en parlant de ses adaptations pop rock. Avec les notes de Louis Arlette, les poèmes de Charles Baudelaire, Pierre de Ronsard, Alfred de Musset, Gérard de Nerval et François Villon sont magnifiés.

On vous présente en extrait A son âme, poème écrit par Ronsard à la fin de sa vie avec cette vidéo session tournée à Paris, au Musée de Cluny, devant la tapisserie de la Dame à la Licorne. Il a déclaré récemment : "Je ne me suis jamais senti complètement à l’aise dans l’univers de la chanson française. Je trouve qu’elle a parfois un côte trop conventionnel dans la manière d’appréhender la musique. Il y a bien sûr des exceptions mais le texte prend tellement le dessus en France qu’on n’a pas toujours envie de travailler le son, sauf dans l’électro." Découvrez la vidéo de Ronsard et La Dame à la Licorne :

#louis arlette #ronsard #dame à la licorne #musée de cluny #à son ame #poésie #pop rock #session live #sacrilèges

[fredandrieu]

Il existe un autre Commissaire Maigrelet ! Celui créé par Paul Jamin alias Alfred Gérard dans le Spirou 1255 (3 mai 1962) pour "Le Vol du Bourdon", l'unique aventure de Ernest Lecrac.

Le Maigrelet de Pif est une création de Michel Motti avec Jacques Tabary à l'encrage. Il apparait pour la première fois dans "On a volé la grotte" (Pif Gadget n° 469, février 1978).

#paul jamin #alfred gérard #michel motti #jacques tabary #spirou #ernest lecrac #pif et hercule #maigrelet #pif gadget #1960s #1962 #1970s #1978

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Elections syndicales," Le Soleil. October 22, 1942. Page 5. ---- Rimouski, (DNC) - Cinq des neuf membres du Conseil de direction du Syndicat Catholique de l'Industrie du Bois de Rimouski ont été réélus par acclamation à l'assemblée annuelle qui eut lieu hier après-midi, à l'hôtel de ville. Cette assemblée groupait quelques cents membres qui s'étaient réunis pour entendre le rapport des activités de l'année qui fut présenté par l'agent d'affaires et élire un nouveau conseil de direction. L'élection s'est faite sous la présidence de M. F.-K. Legaré. Les membres réélus sont: le président, M. Louis-Ernest St-Pierre: le 2ème vice-président, M. Joseph Dubé et MM.. Louis-Longchamp, Emilio Duchesne et Elzéar Tremblay. Les nouveaux membres qui siégeront à l'exécutif sont: MM. Rosaire Pelletier. Gérard Lavoie, Walter Lebel et Alfred Dubé. Au cours de cette même assemblée près de cent nouveaux membres ont été admis dans le syndicat. Il y a maintenant un an que ce syndicat existe et il groupe la majorité des employés des scieries Price Brothers et la Perrelle Lumber. A Priceville, le bureau de direction a été réélu au complet. Il reste donc composé de MM. Arthur Roy, président; Joseph Boudreau, ler vice-président; Jean-Charles Ouellet, 2ème vice-président; Alcide Soucy, trésorier; Thomas Alexandre, secrétaire et directeurs: Joseph Bernier et Philias Ouellet. M. Joseph Boutin a été réélu sentinelle. Ces deux syndicats, celui de Priceville et celui de Rimouski, viennent de terminer leur première année d'existence.

#rimouski #syndicat catholique de l'industrie du bois #catholic unions #union men #union politics #working class politics #lumber workers #lumber industry #pulp and paper industry #pulp and paper workers #canada during world war 2

[budjavlebac]

The death of Dom Claude Frollo.

Artist: Jean Alfred Gérard-Séguin (1853)

#notre dame de paris #the hunchback of notre dame #nddp book #dom claude frollo #claude frollo #frollo #frollo and quasimodo #quasimodo #notre dame cathedral #notre dame #nddp #hond #jean alfred gérard séguin

[hauntedbystorytelling]

Pierre-Gérard Carrier-Belleuse :: Le colin-maillard ~ Das Blindekuhspiel ~ Blind man’s buff ~ La gallina ciega. AN: Alfred Noyer (nº 1003). | src DelCampe

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#1910s #Alfred Noyer #Blindekuhspiel #colin maillard #drawing #game #gauze dress #illustration #pierre carrier belleuse #Pierre-Gérard Carrier-Belleuse #playing #vintage card #vintage postcard

[ozu-teapot]

Voici le temps des assassins (AKA Deadlier Than the Male) | Julien Duvivier | 1956

#Julien Duvivier #Voici le temps des assassins #1956 #Deadlier Than the Male 1956 #Danièle Delorme #Jean Gabin #Gérard Blain #Lucienne Bogaert #Alfred Goulin #César

[pompadourpink]

Bonjour maman! I hope you are doing well. I am an avid reader and lover of poetry and I have wanted to read French poetry for a long, long time. Could you please suggest some poems/collections (B1 - B2) for me?

Hello dear,

It would be hard to make a universal list for this because B1/B2 can look many different ways, the best advice I have is to check out famous authors and see at first glance if their stuff looks too hard for you or not. Here are the basics and an example:

B1/B2 with a good dictionary:

Correspondance by Charles Baudelaire

Dans les bois by Paul Verlaine

La demoiselle by Théophile Gautier

Les malheureux by Louise Ackermann ♀

Crépuscule by Guillaume Apollinaire

Les yeux d'Elsa by Louis Aragon (which I would claim to be the most beautiful love poem in the world)

L'hirondelle by Sophie d'Arbouville ♀

Chanson à boire by Nicolas Boileau

La nuit de printemps by Théodore de Banville

L'ennui de Léonore by Victoire Babois ♀

Les feuilles mortes by Jacques Prévert

Regrets d'amour by Pierre Corneille

Des vivants et des morts - Andrée Chedid ♀

Le désir by Anatole France

À Aurore by George Sand ♀

Par un mauvais temps by Alfred de Musset

Melancholia by Victor Hugo

Le bonheur est mélancolique by Cécile Sauvage ♀

C1/C2 but give it a try anyway:

Première soirée by Arthur Rimbaud

Luth compagnon de ma calamité by Louise Labé ♀

La sagesse by Alphonse de Lamartine

Prière de Socrate by Gérard de Nerval

Le temps de vivre by Anna de Noailles ♀

Le songe by Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve

Ce que dit l'homme de peine by Paul Éluard

Élégie du printemps by Pierre de Ronsard

La grande douleur que je porte by Christine de Pisan ♀

Poème à Uranie - Voltaire

La prison by Alfred de Vigny

L'amour et la folie by Jean de la Fontaine

Ô qu'une sagesse profonde by François de Malherbe

L'âme errante by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore ♀

Les fleurs by Stéphane Mallarmé

Le lundi à Vêpres by Jean Racine

C'était novembre by Vénus Khoury-Ghata (1937-) ♀

Holy shit:

Escargots by Francis Ponge (XX, surrealism)

Nous ne sommes fâchés by Joachim Du Bellay (XVI)

Ballade des dames du temps jadis by François Villon (XV)

Lai du Frêne by Marie de France ♀ (XII)

Je brûle avec mon coeur by Théodore Aggripa d'Aubigné (XVI)

Plus:

Entire anthology about female poetry

Hope this helps! x

#ask #literature #poetry #resources #masterpost

[lottereinigerforever]

Yousuf Karsh’s various portraits

#Yousuf Karsh #cecil b. demille #the ten commandments #boris karloff #charlton heston #Billy Wilder #alfred hitchcock #joseph cotten #humphrey bogart #sophia loren #gérard depardieu #margaret o'brien #photography

[chocolatte-and-despair]

Hetalia Character List ✨

1P Male Characters:

Aph North Italy - Feliciano Vargas Aph Germany - Ludwig Beilschmidt Aph Japan - Kiku Honda Aph America - Alfred F. Jones Aph England - Arthur Kirkland Aph France - Francis Bonnefoy Aph China - Yao Wang Aph Russia - Ivan Braginsky Aph Canada - Matthew Williams Aph Netherlands - Govert Maes Aph Austria - Roderich Edelstein Aph Poland - Feliks Łukasiewicz Aph prussia - Gilbert Beilschmidt Aph Switzerland - Basch Zwingli Aph Estonia - Eduard von Bock Aph Latvia - Raivis Galante Aph Lithuania - Toris Laurinaitis Aph Romania - Vladimir Popescu Aph Denmark - Magnus Kohler Aph Finland - Tino Väinämöinen Aph Iceland - Eiríkur Steilsson Aph Norway - Sigurd Bondevik Aph Sweden - Berwald Oxenstierna Aph Greece - Heracles Karpusi Aph South Italy - Lovino Vargas Aph Spain - Antonio Fernandez Carriedo Aph Turkey - Sadiq Adnan Aph South Korea - Im Yong Soo Aph Ancient Rome - Romulus Gilbavares Aph Scotland - Allistor Kirkland Aph Hong Kong - Leon Li Xiao Chun Aph Sealand - Peter Kirkland

1P Female Characters:

Aph Belgium - Anri Maes Aph hungary - Elizabeth Héderváry Aph Liechtenstein - Elise Zwingli Aph Belarus - Natalia Arlovskaya Aph Ukraine - Irunya Chernenko Aph Monaco - Lucille Bonnefoy Aph Vietnam - Trần Chung Liên Aph Seychelles - Michelle Bonnefoy Aph Taiwan - Xiao Mei Ling

1P Nyotalia Male Characters

Aph Belgium - Abel Maes Aph hungary -  Daniel  Héderváry Aph Liechtenstein - Noah Zwingli Aph Belarus - Nikolai  Arlovskayu Aph Ukraine - Dimitry  Chernenko Aph Monaco - Gérard Bonnefoy Aph  Seychelles - Mickaël Bonnefoy Aph Taiwan - Liu Feng Ling APH Vietnam - Quyền Tuân Liên

1P Nyotalia Female Characters

Aph North Italy -  Feliciana Daisy Vargas Aph Germany - Monika  Beilschmidt Aph Japan - Sakura Honda Aph America - Amelia  F. Jones Aph England - Alice  Kirkland Aph France - Angelique Bonnefoy Aph China -  Chun-Yan  Wang Aph Russia - Anya  Braginskaya Aph Canada - Clementine  Williams Aph Netherlands - Manon Maes Aph Austria -  Anneliese  Edelstein Aph Poland - Florentyna  Łukasiewicz Aph prussia -   Julchen "Maria"  Beilschmidt Aph Switzerland -  Adelheid  Zwingli Aph Estonia - Edith  von Bock Aph Latvia -   Irka  Galante Aph Lithuania - Kotryna Laurinaitytė Aph Romania - Viorica Popescu Aph Denmark - Margarathe Kohler Aph Finland - Tina  Väinämöinen Aph Iceland - Fridrika Steildóttir Aph Norway - Lovise  Bondevik Aph Sweden - Berlinda  Oxenstierna Aph Greece - Hemera  Karpusi Aph South Italy - Chiara  Vargas Aph Spain - Isabella Fernandez Carriedo Aph Turkey - Delara Adnan Aph South Korea - Lee Ji You Soo Aph Ancient Rome - Pricilla Gilbavares Aph Scotland - Annabel Kirkland Aph Hong Kong - Ling Chen Aph Sealand - Cassidy  Kirkland

2p Male Characters

Aph North Italy - Luciano Vargas Aph Germany - Lutz Beilschmidt Aph Japan - Kuro Honda Aph America - Allen F. Jekyll Aph England - Oliver Kirkland Aph France - Louis Franklin "Frankie" Bonnefoy Aph China - Xiao Wang Aph Russia - Victor Braginsky Aph Canada - James Williams Aph Netherlands - Jesse Maes Aph Austria - Siegfried Edelstein Aph Poland - Franciszek Łukasiewicz Aph prussia - Gillen Beilschmidt Aph Switzerland - Voss Zwingli Aph Estonia - Edgar von Bock Aph Latvia - Ruslan Galante Aph Lithuania - Tomas Laurinaitis Aph Romania - Vassile Popescu Aph Denmark - Markell Kohler Aph Finland - Thurston Väinämöinen Aph Iceland - Kastíel Steilsson Aph Norway - Sigfrid Bondevik Aph Sweden - Bernard Oxenstierna Aph Greece - Hermes Karpusi Aph South Italy - Flavio Vargas Aph Spain - Andres Fernandez Carriedo Aph Turkey - Sadaqat Adna Aph South Korea - Im Young Sun Aph Ancient Rome - Remus Gilbavares Aph Scotland - Alric Kirkland Aph Hong Kong - Tai Yang Shòu Aph Sealand - Paul Kirkland

2P Female Characters

Aph Belgium - Beatrice Maes Aph hungary - Julia Héderváry Aph Liechtenstein - Luise Zwingli Aph Belarus - Natasha Arlovskaya Aph Ukraine - Katusha Chernenko Aph Monaco - Giselle Bonnefoy Aph Vietnam - Anh Chung Liên Aph Seychelles - Vanessa Bonnefoy Aph Taiwan - Ming Yue Wang

2P Nyotalia Male Characters:

Aph Belgium - Raul Maes Aph Belarus - Nikita Arlovskaya Aph Ukraine - Mykolai  Chernenko Aph Monaco - Theodore Bonnefoy Aph hungary - Julian  Héderváry Aph Liechtenstein - Marlon Zwingli Aph Vietnam - Thuan Quang Liên Aph  Seychelles - Valentin Bonnefoy Aph Taiwan - Chia-Jung  Wang

2P Nyotalia Female Characters:

Aph North Italy - Lucrecia Raffaella Vargas Aph Germany -  Gretchen  Beilschmidt Aph Japan - Akane Honda Aph America - Rebecca Alison Jekyll Aph England - Olivia  Kirkland Aph France - Marianne Cezanne Bonnefoy Aph China - Lien-Hua  Wang Aph Russia - Zasha Braginskaya Aph Canada - Heather  Williams Aph Netherlands -Jessica "Jess" Maes Aph Austria - Johanna  Edelstein Aph Poland - Franciszka  Łukasiewicz Aph Prussia - Gilianne  Beilschmidt Aph Switzerland - Astrid  Zwingli Aph Estonia - Evelin  von Bock Aph Latvia - Rota Galante Aph Lithuania - Goda Laurinaitytė Aph Romania - Vasilica Popescu Aph Denmark - Milena Kohler Aph Finland - Taja  Väinämöinen Aph Iceland - Kassandra "Kass" Steildóttir Aph Norway - Sissel  Bondevik Aph Sweden - Brunhilda  Oxenstierna Aph Greece - Hermena  Karpusi Aph South Italy - Mattea  Vargas Aph Spain - Ophelia La-Dolores  Carriedo Aph Turkey - Sidika Adnan Aph South Korea - I-Yeong Sun Aph Ancient rome -  Cloelia Gilbavares Aph Scotland - Abigail Kirkland Aph Hong Kong - Aiqing Caihong Chun Aph Sealand - Gloria Kirkland