A Yves Navarre B Albert Camus C Eugene Ionesco DCharles Baudelaire 12.

The essays discuss Manet's late Salon submissions; his attention to contemporary fashion and the role of clothing and accessories in his late paintings; his friendships with and depictions of actresses during his final years; the backgrounds of his late paintings and their role as critical elements in his designs and the connection to his interest in decorative painting; his engagement with 18th-century art; the watercolor-illustrated letters he sent to friends and models in 1880; and the importance of flowers in his late work and connections toCharles Baudelaire's Fleur du mal.

Over time, the series would champion writers fromCharles Baudelaire to Antoine de Saint-ExupA[c]ry, as well as contemporaries like AndrA[c] Gide, who became Schiffrin's longtime friend.

It smashed the previous record for a piece of French literature held by the poetCharles Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du mal" ("The Flowers of Evil"), a copy of which sold for 775,000 euros nine years ago.

Asuicide note from French poetCharles Baudelaire to his lover has sold atauction for more than [pounds sterling]200,000 ([euro]234,000).

It reminds me of one of my fave quotes byCharles Baudelaire, which goes, 'One should always be drunk.

Prose poetry reminds me ofCharles Baudelaire, the great 19th century French poet and essayist who was an outstanding practitioner of this form.

The works within this collection were inspired by the poetic works of French poetCharles Baudelaire. The images and emotions that shine through in Baudelaire's poetry are now reflected in the passionate brushstrokes and colourful mixing of Moustoukis' brush.