Baudler's dream. Kalassso R.

The focus of Roberto Kalasso (b. 1941) creators of Modern - writers and artists who lived in Paris in the nineteenth century. Kalassso describes the life of the French poet Charles Baudler (1821-1867), who reflected the ephemeral nature of the metropolis in his works and the artist’s place in it. The book of Kalasso is similar to a mosaic from the stories of the author himself, the poems of Baudler and comments on the paintings of Engra, Delacrois, Degas, Manet and others. Of these details, the dramatic image of the Baudelaire Paris consists of. The original name of the book-La Folie Baudlaire-was taken by Calasso from St. Bephava, who wrote about the "foli-bodler" (difficult to play words, puns) by analogy with the "foli-berrier". The famous Variet and Kabar “Foli-Berger” was one of the symbols of Parisian fun and bohemian life of the XIX century for idle bourgeois, and for the intellectuals of that time, such a symbol became an imaginary amusement institution “Foli-Bodler”. The Russian publication of the book by Roberto Kalasso was decided to give the name “Baudelaire’s dream”, referring to the central essay of the author, which speaks of the Baudelaire understanding of the fate of art in a bourgeois society.