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The British poet and performance artist Anthony Howell published the article “Meandering through la Belle Époque” in the online journal The Fortnightly Review (August 2020), where he discusses Anna de Noailles. He has also translated thirteen poems by Noailles into English, translations that he prefers to call “versions.”
- Comments (0) | 17 August 2020
Study by Edouard Vuillard (1868-1940) for his portrait of Anna de Noailles, on auction at Christie’s, Tuesday, May 14, 2019
- Comments (0) | 12 May 2019
“A Taste of Paradise“: Exhibit on Anna de Noailles and Lake Geneva, April 13 – November 3, 2019, daily 2:00 – 6:00 pm.
Maison Gribaldi
ruelle du Nant d’Enfer
74500 Évian-les-Bains
FRANCE
- Comments (0) | 1 April 2019
The 1997 documentary film Anna de Noailles in the collection Un siècle d’écrivains (a century of writers) has become available on YouTube. More information, in French, on le forum des images.
- Comments (0) | 2 December 2018
Gallimard is publishing a new biography of Anna de Noailles, by Frédéric Martinez, at the end of October 2018.
- Comments (0) | 17 October 2018
Maillet, François. “Anna de Noailles et le portrait: Mise en image d’une femme écrivain en début de siècle.” Dir. Claire Barbillon. Mémoire de recherche. Université de Poitiers, 30 June 2017.
- Comments (0) | 8 November 2017
The Hesburgh Libraries Rare Books Room at the University of Notre Dame, USA, now holds a large collection of books, autographed letters and photographs around Anna de Noailles and other writers in her world. Most works come with an annotated file on location. Here below, a few examples of books in the collection.
- Comments (0) | 22 March 2017
On her blog, “Le sens des mots,” Aline Angousture has written a short commentary on the poem by Anna de Noailles, “J’écris,” from L’Ombre des jours (1902). See the English translation of this poem, “My Writing,” at the end of the page.
Anna de Noailles, from Luc-Marie Pouech’s slideshow
- Comments (0) | 19 September 2016
Anna de Noailles, Rodin, Metropolitan Museum, New York
Anna de Noailles’s marble bust by Rodin exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of New York, in the collection of “Unfinished” works. Because Anna de Noailles never recognized her bust by Rodin, it is known only as “Madame X.” The first picture is taken from the exhibit’s website. The other five pictures were taken by Professor Roxana Verona, from Dartmouth College (reproduced here with her permission).
- Comments (0) | 19 September 2016
The 1904 novel La Nouvelle Espérance (New Hope) has just been reprinted by the publisher Poche in France. See details on the site of Poche.
- Comments (0) | 23 June 2015