Bøger af Samuel Rocheblave

Un portrait fascinant du comte de Caylus, artiste et antiquaire français du XVIIIe siècle. Samuel Rocheblave examine la vie et l'oeuvre de cet homme remarquable, en explorant ses contributions à l'histoire de l'art et de l'archéologie.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Les fêtes récentes du Centenaire de George Sand, les publications de toute sorte auxquelles la vie de l'illustre écrivain a donné lieu durant ces dix ou douze dernières années, semblent avoir laissé peu de chose à découvrir sur sa personne et sur son caractère. Les divers aspects de cette grande figure sont aujourd'hui connus, les traits principaux fixés, ainsi qu'un certain nombre de traits secondaires. On connaît la jeune épouse de Casimir Dudevant, au génie encore endormi et vague; on connaît l'amoureuse platonique d'Aurélien de Sèze, déjà attentive à l'appel de la vocation; on a étudié maintes fois la révoltée romantique, Lélia, et, hier encore, on confessait définitivement, - selon toute apparence, - la douloureuse amante de Musset; on n'a jamais ignoré la mère de Maurice; l'amie nous est révélée par la correspondance de Flaubert et par vingt autres; la grand'mère enfin, et la bonne dame de Nohant, sont entrées de plain-pied dans l'histoire, j'allais presque dire dans la légende. Des ombres et des rayons qui composent cette vie, les unes sont aujourd'hui éclaircies, les autres consacrés...

« Les fêtes récentes du Centenaire de George Sand, les publications de toute sorte auxquelles la vie de l¿illustre écrivain a donné lieu durant ces dix ou douze dernières années , semblent avoir laissé peu de chose à découvrir sur sa personne et sur son caractère. Les divers aspects de cette grande figure sont aujourd¿hui connus, les traits principaux fixés, ainsi qüun certain nombre de traits secondaires. On connaît la jeune épouse de Casimir Dudevant , au génie encore endormi et vague ; on connaît l¿amoureuse platonique d¿Aurélien de Sèze , déjà attentive à l¿appel de la vocation ; on a étudié maintes fois la révoltée romantique, Lélia, et, hier encore, on confessait définitivement, ¿ selon toute apparence, ¿ la douloureuse amante de Musset ; on n¿a jamais ignoré la mère de Maurice ; l¿amie nous est révélée par la correspondance de Flaubert et par vingt autres ; la grand¿mère enfin, et la « bonne dame de Nohant, » sont entrées de plain-pied dans l¿histoire, j¿allais presque dire dans la légende. Des ombres et des rayons qui composent cette vie, les unes sont aujourd¿hui éclaircies, les autres consacrés...»

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