(en) Marguerite Yourcenar

Language

Français

English

Biography

Wikidata: Q163118 (Q5)

• 1903.08.06 / Birth of Marguerite Yourcenar in Brussels [1]

• 1938 / Publication of Oriental News by Marguerite Yourcenar [2]

• 1938 / Publication of Dreams and Spells by Marguerite Yourcenar [3]

• 1939 / Departure of Marguerite Yourcenar for the United States or she remained a long time in her life rarely coming back to Paris [4] [http : //www.letempsarchives.ch/page/JDG_1972_02_19/24/article/7453979/Yourcenar]

• 1951 / Publication of Hadrian's Memory by Marguerite Yourcenar [5]

• 1952.05.19 / Hélène Vacaresco Award for Hadrian's Memory [6]

• 1952 / Publication of Alexis or the Treatise of the Fighting Combat by Marguerite Yourcenar [7]

• 1968 / Publication of The Work of the Black by Marguerite Yourcenar [8]

• 1968 / Obtaining by Marguerite Yourcenar of the Prix fémina for her novel L'œuvre au Noir / GDL_1968_11_26 / 12 / article / 3412245 / Yourcenar

• 1974 / Obtain by Marguerite Yourcenar of the National Grand Prize for Culture (Ministry of Culture) for the letters. [9]

• 1980.03.06 / Appointment at the French Academy to 20 votes against 12 as the first woman elected. [10]

• 1981 / Publication of the essay biographical Mishima or vision of emptiness by Marguerite Yourcenar [11] page / JDG_1981_07_11 / 15 / article / 8606016 / Yourcenar

• 1982 / Paris. Enter in the library of the pleiad, ultimate consecration for a writer. [12].

• 1987.12.18 / Death of Marguerite Yourcenar. [13] [14].

• 1988.05 / Cannes Adaptation of the novel The Work of the Black by André Delvaux at cinema, the film is presented at the [[festival] of Cannes]] [15] [16].

• 1995.02.23 / Publication of Letter to his friends and some others or Marguerite Yourcenar 's pledge on the defense of animals emerges. [17]