Montifaud, Marc de, 1845-1912
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Name (Latin)
Montifaud, Marc de, 1845-1912
Other forms of name
nnea Montifaud, Marc de, b. 1850
Montifaud, Marc de, 1850-
Montifaud, Marc de, b. 1850 nna
Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Amelie Chartroule de Montifaud, b. 1850
Date of birth
1849-04
Date of death
1912-09-22
Associated country
France
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
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Sources of Information
- Hamilton College website, Sept. 10, 2019("Marc de Montifaud : de la comédie au comique lubrique" (Marie-Amélie Quivogne, née Chartroule, 1845-1912))
- Mesch, Rachel. Before trans, 2020:publisher's summary (late nineteenth-century French writer [and] art critic Marc de Montifaud) galley (Marie Amélie Chartroule de Montifaud; As Paul Erasme, Montifaud published several "patriotic fictions"; In July of 1864, Montifaud married the Spanish count Juan Francis Léon de Quivogne, Comte de Luna. According to public records she was nineteen, but most accounts in the contemporary press described her as having married at fifteen or sixteen, and she never corrected the record; b. 1844 or 1845; d. 1912)
- The British Museum online, Sept. 10, 2019(Marc de Montifaud (author/poet; journalist/critic; French; Female; c.1850 - c.1912; also known as: Montifaud, Marc de; Montifaud, Marie Amélie Quivogne de; Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Amélie; Chartroule, Marie Amélie; Female author writing under male nom de plume. Born Marie Amélie Chartroule)
- Wikipedia [French], Sept. 10, 2019(Marc de Montifaud is the pseudonym of Marie-Amélie Chartroule de Montifaud, born in Paris on April 2, 1845 and died in Neuilly-sur-Marne on September 24, 1912; free-thinking French writer)
- Women art critics in nineteenth-century France, 2013:page 295 (Marie-Amelie Chartroule de Montifaud, Madame Léon de Quivogne, Marc de Montifaud (pseud.), Paul Erasme (pseud.) (1845?-1912). After her marriage to Juan-Francis-Léon de Quivogne, she was also known as Mme Quivogne)
- Madame Ducroisy, 1879:t.p. (Marc de Montifaud)
- RLIN, July 14, 1997(hdg.: Quivogne de Montifaud, Marie Amelie Chartroule de Montifaud, 1850-; usage: Marc de Montifaud)
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Графиня Мари-Амели Шартруль де Монтифо
Pierre Petit (1831-1909), Public domain
Wikipedia description:
Marc de Montifaud (2 April 1845 – 24 September 1912), born Marie-Amélie Chartroule de Montifaud, was a French art critic and writer.
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