- by
their art.
Edmond de
Goncourt modeled his acrobat-mimes in his The
Zemganno Brothers (1879) upon them; J.-K.
Huysmans (whose
Against Nature [1884]...
-
Hokousai (1896) Le
Grenier (1896)
Novels La
Fille Elisa (1877) Les Frères
Zemganno (1878) La
Faustin (1882) Chérie (1884)
Goncourt Journal "Goncourt, Edmond...
- qu'on n'épouse pas (1879) La Fin de
Lucie Pellegrin (1888) Les Frères
Zemganno (1890)
Monsieur Betsy (1890)
Charles Demailly (1892) La
Provinciale (1893)...
- into
English as "Elisa" by
Margaret Crosland (H. Fertig, 1975) Les Frères
Zemganno (1879) La
Faustin (1882) Chérie (1884)
Henriette Maréchal (Performed at...
- Bang’s “Les
quatre Diables” and
Edmund de Goncourt’s 1879 “Les Frères
Zemganno”. Greene-Gantzberg
published “Ludvig
Holberg and German-Speaking Europe...
- Turgenev, also
appeared in the song of the
gypsy woman Stepanida in The
Zemganno Brothers by
Edmond de
Goncourt (French:
Vieux époux,
barbare époux, Égorge-moi...
-
inspired by Naturalism, such as
Edmond de Goncourt's
novel Les Frères
Zemganno or Joris-Karl Huysmans's
collection of
short stories Le
Drageoir aux Epices...
- C****erole, 1-act
prose drama, Paris, Théâtre-Libre, 31 May 1889 Les Frères
Zemganno, 3-act
prose play,
after Edmond and
Jules de Goncourt,
written in collaboration...
- Le Pain d'autrui (Turgenev) 1890: En Détresse (Févre) 1890: Les Frères
Zemganno (Alexis and Méténier,
adapted from Goncourt) 1890: Deux
tourtereaux (Ginisty...
- (1975) No. 76.
Edmond und
Jules de Goncourt:
Germinie Lacerteux, Les Frères
Zemganno, La
Faustin (1972) No. 77. Ivan Goncharov:
Oblomov (1973) No. 78. E. T...
