Juliette Figuier
French playwright and novelist
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Louise Juliette Bouscaren, known as Juliette Figuier (4 February 1827, Montpellier – 6 December 1879, Paris), was a French playwright and novelist.[1] She also published some works under the pseudonym Claire Sénart.[2] She was the wife of Louis Figuier.[1]
Selected works
- La Femme avant le déluge (1889)
- Le gardian de la Camargue (1889)
- Le Premier voyage aérien (1889)
- Cherchez la fraise (1889)
- Le Mariage de Franklin (1889)
- Le Sang du Turco (1889)
- Le Jardin de Trianon (1889)
- Le Presbytère (1888)
- La Fraise (1878)
- Les Deux carnets (1877)
- Barbe d'or (1876)
- La Dame aux lilas blancs (1875)
- Les Pilules de M. Brancolar (1874)
- Le Pied-à-terre (1874)
- L'Enfant (1874)
- La Parisienne (1873)
- La Vie brûlée (1873)
- Gutenberg (1869)
- L'Italie d'après nature (1868)
- Scènes et souvenirs du Languedoc. La Prédicante des Cévennes (1864)
- Le Gardian de la Camargue (1862)
- Les Soeurs de lait (1861)
- Nouvelles languedociennes (1860)
- Mos de Lavène (1859)
References
- ^ a b "Juliette Figuier (1829-1879)". data.bnf.fr. Retrieved 2020-09-29.
- ^ Heylli, Georges d' (1833-1902) Auteur du texte (1887). Dictionnaire des pseudonymes (Nouv. éd. entièrement refondue et augm.) / recueillis par Georges d'Heylli.
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