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Letters of a Lover | Delacroix's Julie is the new HeloiseLetters of a Lover | Delacroix's Julie is the new Heloise
Letters of a Lover | Delacroix's Julie is the new Heloise
30 Juin 2022

A young romantic painter, a libertine wife, a workshop with the scent of an alcove, the nicknames of secret lovers, a mysterious passion and an unfinished child's portrait.
Enter the painter's loving intimacy and discover the true name of "the Italian lady", the young Delacroix's burning secret passion.
From the love of art to the arts of Love, Eugene trades the brush for the pen and writes - anonymously - letters imprinted with spleen and ideal, in which he "plunges his soul into oblivion without remorse , and, carrying the vertigo, the failing rolls to the shores of death! »

Baudelaire & Hugo: the story of this tempestuous meeting between the Albatross and the Ocean ManBaudelaire & Hugo: the story of this tempestuous meeting between the Albatross and the Ocean Man
Baudelaire & Hugo: the story of this tempestuous meeting between the Albatross and the Ocean Man
28 Juin 2022

Two years after The Flowers of Evil, Baudelaire confidentially published a "literary notice" on Gautier for which he obtained a preface letter from Victor Hugo. Under its appearance of simple panegyric of the impeccable poet, this unique literary collaboration is the place of a major ideological fight between the two immense poets who sign here their respective manifestos: that of the art for the art against that of the art for the progress. Discover, through this exceptional copy offered to Paul Meurice, close friend of the two giants, the story of this tempestuous meeting between the Albatross and the Ocean Man.

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