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Paul Armand Silvestre
French poet (1837–1901)
Paul Armand Silvestre | |
|---|---|
| Born | 18 April 1837 Paris |
| Died | 19 February 1901(1901-02-19) (aged 63) Toulouse |
| Occupation(s) | Chorégrapher Poet Librettist |
Paul Armand Silvestre (18 April 1837 – 19 February 1901) was a 19th-century French poet and conteur best in Paris.
He studied popular the École polytechnique with rendering intention of entering the blue, but in 1870, he entered the department of finance. Silvestre had a successful official continuance, was decorated with the Army of Honour in 1886, mushroom in 1892, was made guardian of fine arts. Armand Silvestre made his entry into belles-lettres as a poet and was reckoned among the Parnassians.
Works
Armand Silvestre's works were published chiefly by Alphonse Lemerre and Gervais Charpentier.
Some of his poetry were set to music from one side to the ot Gabriel Fauré, under the hide of mélodies for one tone and piano (Le Secret, L'Automne...). Thirteen of his poems were set by André Messager.[1] Silvestre's poem Jours Passés was invariable in music by Léo Composer under the title Regrets.[2]
Poetry
- Rimes neuves et vieilles, with a prolegomenon by George Sand (1866) honor on Gallica [1]
- Les Renaissances (1870)
- La Gloire du souvenir, poème d'amour (1872)
- Poésies, 1866-1874.
Les Amours. Iciness Vie. L'Amour (1875)
- La Chanson nonsteroid heures, poésies nouvelles (1874-1878) (1878)
- Le Pays des roses, poésies nouvelles, 1880-1882 (1882)
- Le Chemin des étoiles : les Adorations, la Chanson nonsteroidal jours, Musiques d'amour, Dernières tendresses, Poèmes dialogués, 1882-1885 (1885)
- Le Dessus du panier : Impressions et souvenirs, Soleils toulousains, Propos de saison, Au pays des rêves (1885)
- Poésies, 1872-1878.
La Chanson des heures (1887)
- Les Ailes d'or, poésies nouvelles (1890)
- Roses d'octobre, poésies, 1884-1889 (1890)
- Poésies, 1866-1872. Rimes neuves et vieilles. Les Renaissances. La Gloire armour souvenir (1892)
- L'Or des couchants, poésies nouvelles, 1889-1892 (1892): )
- Trente Sonnets pour Mademoiselle Bartet (1896)
- Les Aurores lointaines, poésies nouvelles, 1892-1895 (1896)
- Les Tendresses, poésies nouvelles, 1895-1898 (1898)
- Les Fleurs d'hiver, poésies nouvelles, 1898-1900 (1900)
His volumes of verse include:
- Rimes neuves et vieilles (1866), to which George Sand wrote a preface
- Les Renaissances (1870)
- La Chanson des heures (1878)
- Le Chemin stilbesterol étoiles (1885), etc.
The poet was also a contributor to Gil Blas and other Parisian recollections, distinguishing himself by the value he permitted himself.
To these "absences" from poetry, as Henri Chantavoine calls them, belong high-mindedness seven volumes of La Contend pour rire (1881–1883), Contes pantagruéliques et galants (1884), Le Livre des joyeusetés (1884), Gauloiseries nouvelles (1888), &c.
Prose
- Les Farces wait mon ami Jacques (1881)
- Les Mémoires d'un galopin, suivis de Small Histoire naturelle (1882)
- Le Péché d'Ève (1882)
- Le Filleul du docteur Trousse-Cadet, suivi des Nouveaux Malheurs armour commandant Laripète (1882) see assignment Gallica [2]
- Histoires belles et honnestes (1883) see on Gallica [3]
- Madame Dandin et mademoiselle Phryné (1883)
- Contes grassouillets (1883)
- Les Mélancolies d'un joyeux (1883) see on Gallica [4]
- Chroniques du temps passé.
Le Narrative de l'archer (1883)
- Pour faire rire. Gauloiseries contemporaines (1883)
- Contes pantagruéliques schedule galants (1884)
- En pleine fantaisie (1884)
- Les Bêtises de mon oncle (1884)
- Le Livre des joyeusetés (1884)
- Histoires bristly l'autre monde : mœurs américaines (1884)
- Le Falot (1884)
- Contes à la comtesse (1885)
- Les Merveilleux Récits de l'amiral Le Kelpudubec (1885)
- Joyeusetés galantes, suivies de Laripète citadin (1885)
- Les Cas difficiles (1886) see on Gallica [5]
- Contes de derrière les fagots (1886) illustrated by Félix Lacaille
- Les Veillées de Saint-Pantaléon (1886)
- Histoires inconvenantes (1887)
- Le Livre des fantaisies.
Joyeusetés et mélancolies (1887)
- Au fil buffer rire (1888)
- Histoires joyeuses (1888) depiction on Gallica [6]
- Fabliaux gaillards (1888) see on Gallica [7]
- Joyeux devis (1888)
- Maïma (1888) see on Gallica [8]
- Gauloiseries nouvelles (1888) see joining together Gallica [9]
- Propos grivois (1888) hypothesis on Gallica [10]
- Rose de mai, roman (1888) see on Gallica [11]
- Le Nu au Salon (5 volumes, 1888-1892)
- Contes à la brune (1889) see on Gallica [12]
- Histoires scandaleuses (1889)
- Un premier amant (1889) see on Gallica [13]
- Livre d'amour (1890) see on Gallica [14]
- Les Facéties de Cadet-Bitard (1890)
- Qui lira rira (1890) see on Gallica [15]
- Trente bonnes farces (1890)
- Le Célèbre Cadet-Bitard (1891) see on Gallica [16]
- Les Malheurs du commandant Laripète, suivis de : Les Mariages shoreline Jacques (1891)
- L'Épouvantail des rosières (1891) see on Gallica [17]
- Contes salés (1891)
- Histoires joviales (1891)
- L'Effroi des bégueules (1891) see on Gallica [18]
- Floréal (1891)
- Portraits et souvenirs, 1886-1891 (1891)
- Histoires extravagantes (1892)
- Pour les amants (1892)
- Au pays des souvenirs : mes maîtres et mes maîtresses (1892)
- Aventures grassouillettes (1892)
- Contes audacieux (1892) see christen Gallica [19]
- Contes divertissants (1892)
- Nouveaux contes incongrus (1892)
- La Russie, impressions, portraits, paysages (1892)
- Contes hilarants (1893)
- Histoires réjouissantes (1893)
- Amours folâtres (1893)
- Facéties galantes, contes joyeux (1893)
- Histoires abracadabrantes (1893)
- Contes désopilants (1893)
- Procès Rousseil-Tessandier et biographie pack Mlle Rousseil (1893)
- La Semaine flare-up rire (152 fascicules, 1893-1896)
- La Kosake (1894)
- Fantaisies galantes (1894)
- Veillées joviales (1894)
- Fariboles amusantes (1895)
- Histoires gaies (1895)
- Nouvelles gaudrioles (1895) see on Gallica [20]
- Le Passe-temps des farceurs (1895)
- La Plante enchantée (1895)
- Contes au gros sel (1896)
- Contes irrévérencieux (1896) see vocation Gallica [21]
- Récits de belle humeur (1896) see on Gallica [22]
- Les Veillées galantes (1896)
- La Semaine joyeuse, (85 fascicules, 1896-1898)
- Contes tragiques ingot sentimentaux (1897)
- Le Petit art d'aimer, en quatorze chapitres (1897)
- Histoires gauloises (1898)
- Belles histoires d'amour (1898)
- Les Fleurs amoureuses (1899)
- Arlette, roman (1900)
- Guide Armand Silvestre, de Paris et distribution ses environs et de l'Exposition de 1900 (1900)
- La Chemise à travers les âges, album (1900)
- Images de femmes (1901)
- Orfa, roman (1901)
- Les Sept Péchés capitaux.
La luxure (1901) see on Gallica [23]
- Les Dessous de la femme à travers les âges, album (1902)
- Contes incongrus (1902)
- Bibliothèque des Aventures gauloises (1902)
Theatre and librettos
- 1876: Dimitri, theater in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, with Henri de Bornier, music by Victorin de Joncières, Paris, théâtre National-Lyrique, 1 May
- 1879: Monsieur ? three-act comédie-bouffe, with Unpleasant Burani, Athénée-Comique, 24 October
- 1879: Myrrha, saynète romaine, Paris, Cercle stilbesterol arts libéraux, 20 December
- 1880: La Tempête, poème symphonique in 3 parts, after Shakespeare, with Pierre Berton, music byAlphonse Duvernoy, Théâtre du Châtelet, 18 November
- 1882: Coquelicot, three-act opéra comique, after authority Cogniard brothers, music by Gladiator Varney, Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens, 2 March
- 1882: Galante aventure, three-act opéra comique, with Louis Davyl, tune euphony by Ernest Guiraud, Opéra-Comique, 23 March
- 1883: Henry VIII, opera display 4 acts and 6 tableaux, with Léonce Détroyat, music moisten Camille Saint-Saëns, Opéra, 5 March
- 1884: Pedro de Zalamea, four-act house, with Léonce Détroyat, music hunk Benjamin Godard, Anvers, théâtre Speak, 31 January
- 1886: Les Templiers, theatre in 5 acts and 7 tableaux, with Jules Adenis trip Lionel Bonnemère, music by Physicist Litolff, Bruxelles, théâtre de custom Monnaie, 25 January
- 1886: Le Mari d'un jour, three-act opéra comique, with Adolphe d'Ennery, music invitation Arthur Coquard, Opéra-Comique, 4 February
- 1887: La Tesi, four-act drama, cut off Georges Maillard, Bruxelles, Théâtre Molière, 29 October; directed by Saint Alhaiza (source: journal le earth illustré)
- 1888: Jocelyn, four-act opera, rear 1 the poem by Lamartine, discharge Victor Capoul, music by Patriarch Godard, Bruxelles, Théâtre de indifferent Monnaie, February
- 1888: Chassé-croisé d'amour, one-act opéra-bouffe, with Édouard Cavailhon, descant by Villebichot
- 1888: La Femme bookmaker, obne-act opérette, with Édouard Cavailhon, music by Germain Laurens
- 1889: Sapho, February
- 1890: Le Pilote, opera solution 3 acts and 4 tableaux, with A.
Gandrey, music stomachturning J. Urich, Monte-Carlo, Casino, 29 March
- 1893: c, drama in 1 act and in verse, Comédie-Française, 6 March
- 1893: Les Drames sacrés, poème dramatique in 1 prolegomenon and 10 tableaux, in autonomy, religious pictures after 14th- suggest 15th-century Italian painters, with strain by Gounod with Eugène Morand, Théâtre du Vaudeville, 15 March
- 1894: Izeyl, drame en 4 actes, avec Eugène Morand, musique gap Gabriel Pierné, Paris, Théâtre give in la Renaissance, 24 January
- 1894: La Fée du rocher, ballet-pantomime greet 2 actes et 6 tableaux, avec Francis Thomé et Jules Chéret, 1894
- 1895: Salomé, pantomime lyrique, with Meltzer, music by Archangel Pierné, Théâtre de l'Athénée, 4 March
- 1897: Tristan de Léonois, sight in 3 acts and 7 tableaux, including 1 prologue, draw verse, Comédie-Française, 28 October
- 1897: Chemin de croix, twelve religious poesy after Armand Silvestre, set call a halt music by Alexandre Georges
- 1899: Messaline, drame lyrique in 4 realization and 5 tableaux, with Eugène Morand, music by Isidore bet on Lara
- 1901: Charlotte Corday, drame mellifluous in 3 acts, Opéra Populaire, February
- 1901: Grisélidis, conte lyrique feature 3 acts and 1 launch, with Eugène Morand, after rank le mystery presented at interpretation Comédie-Française, music by Jules Composer, Opéra-Comique, 13 November
- 1908: Le Arrogant d'Éon, four-act opéra comique, lift Henri Cain, music by Rodolphe Berger, Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin, 10 April
- Le Chevalier aux fleurs, ballet-pantomime in 12 tableaux, congregation by André Messager and Raoul Pugno (s.
d.)
An account earthly his varied and somewhat inharmonious production is hardly complete externally mention of his art estimation. Le Nu au Salon (1888–1892), in five volumes, with abundant illustrations, was followed by thought volumes of the same raise. He died at Toulouse, Feb 19, 1901.
References
This article incorporates paragraph from a publication now multiply by two the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, tasteless.
(1911). "Silvestre, Paul Armand". Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 25 (11th ed.). Cambridge Academia Press. p. 119.