Charles Baudelaire
Charles Baudelaire (1821–1867) was a pioneering French poet, essayist, translator, and art critic best known for his controversial and influential collection 'Les Fleurs du mal' (The Flowers of Evil). He is regarded as a foundational figure of modernism and symbolism in French literature, whose work explored themes of beauty, decay, eroticism, and existential despair. His innovative use of language and philosophical approach to art earned him lasting recognition as a pioneer of modern literary thought.
Poetry
Symbolism
Modernism
Art Criticism
Essay
Complete Poems of Baudelaire
The Flowers of Evil: Bicentenary dual-language edition with illustrations in monochrome
Les Fleurs du mal (French Edition)
Les Fleurs du mal (French Edition)
Journaux intimes (French Edition)
The Flowers of Evil (Oxford World's Classics) (English and French Edition)
Poems in Prose
Flowers Of Evil
The Flowers of Evil
Baudelaire: Selected Writings on Art and Artists
Les Fleurs du Mal
Fanfarlo
Flowers of Evil
Baudelaire: The Complete Verse (English and French Edition)
Edgar Allan Poe: sa vie et ses ouvrages (University of Toronto Romance Series)
Le Voyage (Greville Press Pamphlets)
Twenty Prose Poems (French and English Edition)