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Jeanne Duval (um circa 1820 bis 1862) war die Muse des französischen Dichters Charles Baudelaire . Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Biografie. 2 Literatur. 3 Weblinks. 4 Einzelnachweise. Biografie. Baudelaire lernte die Schauspielerin und Tänzerin Jeanne Duval 1842 kennen.
Jeanne Duval (French pronunciation: [ʒan dyval]; c. 1820 – after 1862) was a Haitian-born actress and dancer of mixed French and West African ancestry. For 20 years, she was the muse of French poet and art critic Charles Baudelaire. They met in 1842 when Duval left Haiti for France, and the two remained together, albeit stormily ...
- Jeanne Duval, Jeanne Prosper or Jeanne Lemer, c. 1820, Jacmel, Haiti
- Charles Baudelaire
- 1862–1870 (unknown; aged between 41 and 50), Paris, France
Jeanne Prosper Caroline Lemer dite Jeanne Duval, née vers 1827 vraisemblablement à Jacmel [1] et morte dans les années 1870 sans doute à Paris, est une actrice et danseuse française. Elle est essentiellement connue pour avoir été la maîtresse et la muse du poète Charles Baudelaire.
- Jeanne Prosper Caroline Lemer
- la Vénus Noire
29. Okt. 2021 · PD. Ihr erster «Monsieur», der Dichter Nadar, nannte sie «Dardar». Andere, meist Männer, nannten sie abschätzig «schwarze Venus» oder «fille de couleur»: Jeanne Duval. Für den Dichter Charles...
In Charles Baudelaire: Early life. …South Seas that Baudelaire met Jeanne Duval, who, first as his mistress and then, after the mid-1850s, as his financial charge, was to dominate his life for the next 20 years. Jeanne would inspire Baudelaire’s most anguished and sensual love poetry, her perfume and, above all, her magnificent flowing ...
Jeanne Duval was no fool despite the vilification she received both from her contemporaries and has suffered from literary historians ever since. She understood that the well spring of Baudelaire’s creative art lay in his recall of the sensual pleasures of childhood, when he and his widowed mother spent every waking hour together.
JEANNE DUVAL: BAUDELAIRE'S BLACK VENUS OR BAUDELAIRE'S DEMON? By Marc-A. Christophe In the entire history of French literature, few people are as enigmatic as Jeanne Duval, Baudelaire's black mistress. Little is known of that woman who was companion to one of the greatest French poets of the eighteenth century.
