René Bazin Boeken

René François Nicolas Marie Bazin, a prominent French novelist and law professor, gained recognition for his vivid depictions of provincial life and travel. His notable works include "Une Tache d'Encre," which earned him an Academy prize. A member of the Académie française, Bazin was also honored as a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. His literary contributions reflect a deep engagement with both his cultural roots and the broader themes of French society during his time.

The author, a prominent French novelist, was not only a law professor but also a prolific contributor to Parisian journals, capturing provincial life and travel experiences. His notable works include "Une Tache d'Encre," which earned him acclaim and an Academy prize. He was recognized for his literary contributions with membership in the Académie française and held prestigious titles, including Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. Bazin's family life included a marriage and eight children, reflecting a rich personal narrative alongside his professional achievements.

René François Nicolas Marie Bazin was a notable French novelist and law professor, recognized for his contributions to literature and provincial life sketches. His breakthrough work, Une Tache d'Encre, earned him acclaim and an Academy prize. A member of the Académie française, he also held the title of Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. Bazin's family life included a marriage to Aline Bricard and the upbringing of eight children. His literary legacy reflects a blend of personal experience and cultural observation.

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Missionnaire français en terre musulmane, Charles de Foucauld était religieux chrétien, humaniste et grand spirituel. Plusieurs personnes sont encore fortement inspirées par la spiritualité de celui que l'on appelait « Frère Charles », le frère universel. En écrivant en 1921 sa biographie, René Bazin révélait au grand public une figure encore assez peu connue, même si certains milieux vantaient déjà une foi chrétienne missionnaire qui en faisaient un pionnier.

Portraits d'oeuvres et d'artistes, que l'auteur a pour une grande part connus personnellement et dont il nous restitue la présence, inspirée et laborieuse. Certes plusieurs de ces artistes sont bien oubliés ; certaines des oeuvres qu'il choisit d'analyser avec une amoureuse attention ne sont plus guère du goût d'aujourd'hui. Et justement, ce que nous recevons de ces rencontres, ne serait-ce pas, par delà les modes, cette touche d'intemporalité universelle qui nous relie tous, amateurs ou pas, éduqués ou pas, au Beau ? (Édition annoté)