André Corthis
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Born | Andrée Magdeleine Husson 15 April 1882 |
Died | 16 August 1957(1957-08-16) (aged 84) |
Occupation | Writer |
André Corthis, née Andrée Magdeleine Husson (15 April 1882[1] – 8 August 1952[2]) was a 20th-century French writer. She received the prix Femina in 1906. Andrée Husson is the niece of painter Rodolphe Julian.
Biography
Andrée Husson spent part of her youth in Spain, a country she often evoked. At the age of twelve, she began to line up rhymes and compose poems. In June 1906, totally unknown at 21, she published her first volume of verse: Gemmes et Moires. Six months later, all the illustrated magazines published her portrait and all the newspapers printed her name. She had just received a literary prize, the Prix Femina, awarded annually by the female jury of the great social magazine of the time: La Vie heureuse [fr] and the sum of 5000 francs. She did not hide the influence of her masters: Charles Baudelaire, Henri de Régnier, and overall Paul Verlaine.
Andrée Husson married Raymond Lécuyer. She inherited the Académie Julian, the art gallery created in 1868 by her uncle, the painter Rodolphe Julian.[3] After being closed during the war of 1939-1945, the Académie Julian was sold by Andrée Husson to Cécile Beldent and André Del Debbio [fr] (1908–2010) to again be opened on Saturday 12 October 1946.
Her work L'Espagne de la victoire was an ode to Francoist Spain.
Selected work
- 1906: Gemmes et Moires, collection of poetry, Éditions Fasquelle [fr] — Prix Femina
- 1908: Mademoiselle Arguillis (Fasquelle)
- 1910: Le Pauvre Amour de Doña Balbine (Fasquelle)
- 1914: Le Pardon prématuré (Fasquelle)
- 1917: Petites Vies dans la tourmente (Éditions Pierre Lafitte)
- 1919: Pour moi seule, novel, Albin Michel, coll. "Le Roman littéraire" — Grand prix du roman de l'Académie française
- 1920: Sa vraie femme (Fasquelle)
- 1920: La Marâtre, Albin Michel
- 1921: L'Obsédé, Albin Michel
- 1923: L'Entraîneuse, novel, Albin Michel
- 1925: Le Pardon prématuré, Joseph-Arthème Fayard, Collection : Le Livre de demain ; 9
- 1926: Victime expiatoire, novel, Arthème Fayard et Cie ; coll. "Le Livre de demain" ; 41
- 1927: Tourmentes (Fayard - Le Livre de Demain)
- 1928: Les Rameaux rouges, Éditions Hachette, coll. "Bibliothèque bleue"
- 1928: Passion, Fayard et Cie éditeurs
- 1928: La Danseuse impassible (Les Éditions des portiques)
- 1929: La Fiancée perdue (A. Fayard et Cie)
- 1930: Pèlerinages en Espagne : Saint-Jacques de Compostelle, Salamanque, Tolède, Saragosse (Fasquelle)
- 1930: La Nuit incertaine (Bibliothèque-Charpentier, Fasquelle éditeurs)
- 1931: Soledad, novel (Albin Michel)
- 1932: Appel de flammes, novel (Albin Michel)
- 1934: Le Printemps sous l'orage, novel, Arthème Fayard et Cie
- 1935: Le Merveilleux Retour (Albin Michel)
- 1936: Du couvent aux Cortès (Arthème Fayard)
- 1936: Le Cœur forcé, Éditions Gallimard, coll. "La Renaissance de la nouvelle"
- 1937: La Chouette écartelée, Arthème Fayard
- 1938: Révoltées (Les Éditions de France)
- 1938: Masques, A. Fayard
- 1939: Cris dans le ciel, A. Fayard
- 1941: Destinées, A. Fayard
- 1941: L'Espagne de la victoire, A. Fayard
- 1944: L'Otage, A. Fayard
- 1945: Séverine, A. Fayard
- 1946: Lettres anonymes, A. Fayard
- 1949: Le Mystère des Trois-Gours, A. Fayard
- 1951: La Mesure d'aimer, A. Fayard
References
External links
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- André Corthis on Babelio
- André Corthis on the site of the Académie française
- Some poems by André Corthis
- V. ANDRÉ CORTHIS Archived 2016-12-20 at the Wayback Machine on Revue des deux mondes
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- 1904 Myriam Harry
- 1905 Romain Rolland
- 1906 André Corthis
- 1907 Colette Yver
- 1908 Édouard Estaunié
- 1909 Edmond Jaloux
- 1910 Marguerite Audoux
- 1911 Louis de Robert
- 1912 Jacques Morel
- 1913 Camille Marbo
- 1914
- 1915
- 1916
- 1917 Maurice Larrouy
- 1918 Henri Bachelin
- 1919 Roland Dorgelès
- 1920 Edmond Gojon
- 1921 Raymond Escholier
- 1922 Jacques de Lacretelle
- 1923 Jeanne Galzy
- 1924 Charles Derennes
- 1925 Joseph Delteil
- 1926 Charles Silvestre
- 1927 Marie Le Franc
- 1928 Dominique Dunois
- 1929 Georges Bernanos
- 1930 Marc Chadourne
- 1931 Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
- 1932 Ramon Fernandez [fr]
- 1933 Geneviève Fauconnier
- 1934 Robert Francis
- 1935 Claude Silve
- 1936 Louise Hervieu
- 1937 Raymonde Vincent
- 1938 Félix de Chazournes
- 1939 Paul Vialar
- 1940
- 1941
- 1942
- 1943
- 1944 Éditions de Minuit (publisher)
- 1945 Anne-Marie Monnet
- 1946 Michel Robida
- 1947 Gabrielle Roy
- 1948 Emmanuel Roblès
- 1949 Maria Le Hardouin
- 1950 Serge Groussard
- 1951 Anne de Tourville
- 1952 Dominique Rolin
- 1953 Zoé Oldenbourg
- 1954 Gabriel Veraldi
- 1955 André Dhôtel
- 1956 François-Régis Bastide
- 1957 Christian Mégret
- 1958 Françoise Mallet-Joris
- 1959 Bernard Privat
- 1960 Louise Bellocq
- 1961 Henri Thomas
- 1962 Yves Berger
- 1963 Roger Vrigny
- 1964 Jean Blanzat
- 1965 Robert Pinget
- 1966 Irène Monesi
- 1967 Claire Etcherelli
- 1968 Marguerite Yourcenar
- 1969 Jorge Semprún
- 1970 François Nourissier
- 1971 Angelo Rinaldi
- 1972 Roger Grenier
- 1973 Michel Dard
- 1974 René-Victor Pilhes
- 1975 Claude Faraggi
- 1976 Marie-Louise Haumont
- 1977 Régis Debray
- 1978 François Sonkin
- 1979 Pierre Moinot
- 1980 Jocelyne François
- 1981 Catherine Hermary-Vieille
- 1982 Anne Hébert
- 1983 Florence Delay
- 1984 Bertrand Visage
- 1985 Hector Bianciotti
- 1986 René Belletto
- 1987 Alain Absire
- 1988 Alexandre Jardin
- 1989 Sylvie Germain
- 1990 Pierrette Fleutiaux
- 1991 Paula Jacques
- 1992 Anne-Marie Garat
- 1993 Marc Lambron
- 1994 Olivier Rolin
- 1995 Emmanuel Carrère
- 1996 Geneviève Brisac
- 1997 Dominique Noguez
- 1998 François Cheng
- 1999 Maryline Desbiolles
- 2000 Camille Laurens
- 2001 Marie NDiaye
- 2002 Chantal Thomas
- 2003 Dai Sijie
- 2004 Jean-Paul Dubois
- 2005 Régis Jauffret
- 2006 Nancy Huston
- 2007 Éric Fottorino
- 2007 Gwenaëlle Aubry
- 2008 Jean-Louis Fournier
- 2010 Patrick Lapeyre
- 2011 Simon Liberati
- 2012 Patrick Deville
- 2013 Léonora Miano
- 2014 Yanick Lahens
- 2015 Christophe Boltanski
- 2016 Marcus Malte
- 2017 Philippe Jaenada
- 2018 Philippe Lançon
- 2019 Sylvain Prudhomme
- 2020 Serge Joncour
- 2021 Clara Dupont-Monod
- 2022 Claudie Hunzinger [fr]
- 2023 Neige Sinno