Madame Noailles - Madame Noailles (English spelling) Anna (Élizabeth, Princess Brancovan, Comtesse Mathieu) de

Japanese: ノアイユ夫人 - ノアイユふじん(英語表記)Noailles, Anna(-Élizabeth, princesse Brancovan, comtesse Mathieu) de
Madame Noailles - Madame Noailles (English spelling) Anna (Élizabeth, Princess Brancovan, Comtesse Mathieu) de
Born: November 15, 1876 in Paris
Died April 30, 1933. A French female poet from Paris. Born into the Romanian noble Grand Duke of Brancovan, she married Count de Noailles in 1897. In her pseudo-classical style, she was filled with lyricism that had been lost since the Romantic period, and sang with a fresh sensitivity about the emotions felt by natural landscapes. His first collection of poems was Le Cœur innombrable (1901), followed by L'Ombre des jours (02), Les Éblouissements (07), Les Vivants et les Morts (13), Les Forces éternelles (21), L'Honneur de souffrir (27), as well as the novel La Nouvelle Espérance (03) and the memoir Le Livre de ma vie (32). He is also known for his friendships with M. Barrès, Proust and Cocteau.

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[生]1876.11.15. パリ
[没]1933.4.30. パリ
フランスの女流詩人。ルーマニアの名門ブランコバン大公家に生れ,1897年ノアイユ伯爵と結婚。擬古典的形式のうちに,ロマン派以来失われていた抒情性を横溢させ,自然の風景の与える感動を新鮮な感受性をもって歌った。処女詩集『百千の心』 Le Cœur innombrable (1901) 以下,『日々の影』L'Ombre des jours (02) ,『めくるめき』 Les Éblouissements (07) ,『生者と死者』 Les Vivants et les Morts (13) ,『永遠の力』 Les Forces éternelles (21) ,『苦しみという名誉』L'Honneur de souffrir (27) のほか,小説『新しい希望』 La Nouvelle Espérance (03) ,回想録『わが人生の書』 Le Livre de ma vie (32) 。 M.バレス,プルースト,コクトーとの交遊でも有名。

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