Gide Collection
Andre Gide (1869-1951), the renowned French author, is depicted in various portraits throughout the years, reflecting the evolution of his literary career
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Andre Gide (1869-1951), the renowned French author, is depicted in various portraits throughout the years, reflecting the evolution of his literary career. In "Le Diable Boiteux" (The Lame Devil) by Casimir Gide, Pauline Duvernay (1813-1894) captivated audiences as Florinda, adding to the intrigue of Gide's early works. Jacques Emile Blanche's 1912 portrait showcases the intellectual depth and introspective nature that would come to define his writing. Paul Albert Laurens' depiction of Madeline Gide in 1897 offers a glimpse into the personal life of the author, while William Rothenstein's drawing from 1918 and Rysselberghe's and Jou's portraits further illustrate the multifaceted personality of this literary titan. Through these portraits, we are reminded of the enduring impact of Andre Gide's contributions to French literature.