Marc de Montifaud

Marie-Amélie Quivogne , born Chartroule , known as Marc de Montifaud , born with Paris in April 1849 and died in 1912, is a writer E French free-thinker .

Its publication of the work against the nuns, Vestals of the Church , was worth a imprisonment to him. It founded the Modern art with her husband in 1876.

Works on line

• the Judgment of Pâris
• the Holy-Amended Street
• the Necessary one and Superfluity
• the Chalice of Mrs. de Trigonec
• Delights of the Holy Ghost and the Warming pan
• Between mass and vespers or mornings of Lent to the suburb Saint-Germain

References

• Jean-Louis Debauve, “Marc de Montifaud”, asides of the century: First conference of the Invalids , November 7th, 1997. Tusson of Lérot; Montreal, Paragraphs, 1998
• Laurence Brogniez, “Marc de Montifaud, a woman in lawsuit with her century”, Sextant n° 6 ( Women of letters ), Brussels 1996, p. 55-80
• Marie-Lionel Chicken-Draper, Marc de Montifaud and art critic , memory of M1 under dir it. of Mr. Eric Darragon, Paris I, 2006

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