Verlaine dessinateur
offers a rare glimpse into the artistic talents of the celebrated French poet Paul Verlaine. Compiled by Félix Régamey, this volume showcases Verlaine's drawings, providing a visual counterpart to his renowned literary works. This collection unveils a lesser-known facet of Verlaine's creative genius, appealing to enthusiasts of both art and literature.
Featuring a selection of Verlaine's sketches and illustrations, the book provides valuable insight into the poet's inner world and artistic sensibilities. These drawings, often intimate and personal, complement his poetry, offering a deeper understanding of his themes and emotions. This edition serves as an important contribution to the study of Verlaine, casting new light on his multifaceted artistic identity and securing its place in the history of French art and literature.
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