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Ferdinand Dugué

August 29, 2023

Ferdinand Dugué (18 February 1816 – 5 December 1913[1]) was a 19th-century French poet and playwright. He wrote poetry and both comic and dramatic plays, some of them in collaboration. He also authored studies about historic personalities such as Mathurin Régnier and Salvator Rosa.

Ferdinand Dugué
Born
Ferdinand Adrien Joseph Dugué

18 February 1816
Chartres
Died6 December 1913(1913-12-06) (aged 97)
Paris
Occupations
  • Poet
  • Playwright
SpouseHenriette Joséphine Béguin

Biography Edit

Family Edit

Dugué was born in Chartres, the son of Pierre-Joseph Dugué de La Fauconnerie, a lawyer, and Barbe Victoire Thérèse Feron.[2]

On 20 November 1840, he married Henriette Joséphine Béguin, daughter of a naval officer, with whom he would celebrate their 70th anniversary of marriage in 1910.[3] The bridal blessing took place in the chapel of the Paris Foreign Missions Society, rue du Bac.

The politician Henri-Joseph Dugué de La Fauconnerie was his nephew.

Youth Edit

He grew up in a house in the cloister Notre-Dame à Chartres. After attending college in that city, he continued his studies in Paris, hosted by the Pension Landry, where he earned a mention at the Concours général in 1830. The City of Chartres held a ceremony in his honor at the Hotel de Ville on 12 September 1830 in the presence of mayor Adelphe Chasles, who crowned him with golden crown of oak, and the College of Chartres principal, abbot Calluet.[4]

Career Edit

 
Caricature of Ferdinand Dugué

One of Dugué's best known works was his romantic drama about the Italian painter Salvator Rosa; this was well-received when performed at the Théâtre de Porte-Saint-Martin in 1851 and was revived several times.[5] Another work was his 1857 play about William Shakespeare; drawing on the rather meagre historical facts available, this play brought the playwright to life, creating an easily believable portrait of what he might have been like.[6]

Dugué was vice-president of the Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques. In 1870, he was appointed chief patriot of the National Defence for the north canton of Chartres.[7] Born the year after the Battle of Waterloo and died the year before the beginning of World War I, Duguée's life spanned a major part of the history of France since he also witnessed the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. When he died aged 97, the French theater era of vaudevilles and conventional comedies was getting very near its end. He lived long enough to see the emergence of modern genres of theater, starting with Ubu Roi in 1896, which would eventually lead to the post World War II Theatre of the Absurd.

Events Edit

In 1870, Dugué confronted the Prussian army and told with humour this episode:

On October 21, 1870, the Prussians reached Mainvilliers and soon a rain of shells and shrapnel fell on the village. The shells searched my small park with mathematical precision and they spared my house, it was probably because a high forest of oak masked the enemies pointers. I had with me forty national Mainvilliers guards. We heard several times over our heads quick whistles and violent cracking of whips. Never mind, can't I help but say, laughing at one of my neighbors, they obusent the situation. Suddenly the earth flew near me, and I felt a strong shock, "Sir", quietly shouted our bugle, "it's just sank into the carrot field". We had to leave Mainvilliers, the Germans, when they entered my house, riddled my portrait with bayonets; it is always in my living room, decorated with these moles. A few days later, I read in a Prussian paper: "Our glorious army entered Chartres after taking the Mainvilliers fort". My house, a fort! It is a fort almost like it's a castle![8]

On 20 September 1900, at the request of local authorities, he hosted a country breakfast held in the park of his castle of Mainvilliers, Eure-et-Loir, for the president Émile Loubet, who had come to attend a military review.[9]

Quote Edit

Asked in 1910 by the newspaper Le Gaulois on what he thought of contemporary theater movement, Dugué replied: "Only one thing surprises me it is that theater has not succumbed already under the onslaught of its three mortal enemies, pornography, music hall and cinema."[10]

Works Edit

 
Théâtre de L'Ambigu comique... Today, Saturday, June 22, 1861... Performances by Mr. François Ravel, American mime, role of the monster. Return of Mr. Castellano, role of Zametti the magician. First performance: The Monster and the Magician. Fantasy drama with a grand spectacle, five acts and eleven tableaux...[by Ferdinand Dugué] poster.
  • 1836: Les horizons de la poésie, (his first published work)[11]
  • 1836: Geoffroy Rudel, roman en deux volumes (novel in two volumes).[12]
  • 1839: Le Vol des heures, poetry, Eugène Renduel, printer in Paris.[13]
  • 1840: Les gouttes de rosée (poetry)[14]
  • 1845: Les Pharaons[14]
  • 1850: L'Oasis (poetry)[15]
  • 1850: La Misère[14]
  • 1851: Mathurin Regnier, study on Mathurin Régnier[14]
  • 1851: Monsieur Pinchard, drama in 5 acts[14]
  • 1852: Rauquelaure*1850 La Misère[14]
  • 1854: Le Juif de Venise, drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux[16]
  • 1854: Les Amours maudits, drama in 5 acts[17]
  • 1855: André le mineur, drama in 5 acts[18]
  • 1856: Le Paradis perdu, drama in 5 acts and 12 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Ennery)[17]
  • 1859: Cartouche, drame nouveau in five acts (eight tableaux)[17]
  • 1859: La Fille du Tintoret, drama in five acts and six tableaux[19]
  • 1859: Les Pirates de la Savane, drama extravaganza in five acts and six tableaux, (with Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois)[20]
  • 1861: The Monster and the Magician, drama in 5 acts and 11 tableaux[21]
  • 1861: La Fille des chiffonniers, drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois)[14]
  • 1862: La Bouquetière des Innocents, drama in 5 acts and 11 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois)[14]
  • 1863: France de Simiers, drama in 5 acts, in verse[14]
  • 1864: Le Château de Pontalec, (with Adolphe d'Ennery and Emile Abraham)[14]
  • 1865: Marie de Mancini, drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Ennery)[22]
  • 1866: Salvator Rosa, study on Salvator Rosa
  • 1867: Maximilien, poésie[14]
  • 1871: Les Éclats d'obus, E. Dentu, éditeur à Paris, 1871.[23]
  • 1873: Ismène, comedy in three acts and in verse[14]
  • 1874: Cocagne, drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois)[14]
  • 1875: Les Fugitifs, (with Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois)[14]
  • 1881: Les Épaves, E. Dentu, éditeur à Paris.[24]
  • 1891: Théâtre complet, 5 volumes, Calmann-Lévy, éditeur à Paris, 1891.
  • Published in 1853, la Prière des Naufragés :« J'ai besoin par instant de rugir comme les bêtes féroces et de bondir comme les flots de l'Océan.– J'étouffe ici ! »
    ("I sometimes need to roar like wild beasts and leap like the waves of the Océan.- I suffocate here!") (adapted into English under names including The Sea of Ice)

References Edit

  1. ^ Ferdinand Dugué (18 février 1816-5 décembre 1913). (Discours prononcés aux obsèques par MM. Robert de Flers, Fessard et Maurice Lasnier). books.google.fr
  2. ^ Birth certificate n°169 of the vital record file in Chartres for the year 1816. Curiously the act reads "Ferdinand Adrien Joseph Dugué, male, son of Pierre Joseph Dugué de la Fauconnerie"
  3. ^ Journal de Chartres, 25 November 1910.
  4. ^ Journal de Chartres, 12 Septembre 1900 "Souvenirs Chartrains – Vieux Papiers"
  5. ^ Patty, James (2005). Salvator Rosa in French Literature: From the Bizarre to the Sublime. University Press of Kentucky. p. 7. ISBN 0-8131-7193-8.
  6. ^ Dugue, Ferdinand; Morlock, Frank J. (2007). William Shakespeare. Borgo Press. ISBN 978-1-4344-0125-0.
  7. ^ Journal de Chartres, 18 February 1910.
  8. ^ Le Journal de Chartres, 30 September 1900.
  9. ^ Journal de Chartres, 25 November 1910.
  10. ^ Journal de Chartres, 22 February 1910
  11. ^ Ferdinand Dugué (1836). Horizons de la poésie. Eugène Renduel. OCLC 13623400.
  12. ^ "Geoffroy Rudel : Dugué, Ferdinand: Free Download & Streaming". Internet Archive. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  13. ^ Le Vol des heures, read online
  14. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Bibliothèque nationale (France). Département des imprimés (1910). Catalogue général des livres imprimés de la Bibliothèque nationale: Auteurs, Volume 43. Impr. nationale.
  15. ^ Harvard University. Library (1973). French Literature: Author and title listing. Harvard University Press. ISBN 978-0-674-32215-8. OCLC 734591.
  16. ^ Boston Public Library. Barton Collection (1888). Catalogue of the Barton Collection, Boston Public Library: In Two Parts: Part I, Shakespeare's Works and Shakespeariana; Part II, Miscellaneous, Volume 1. The Trustees. OCLC 1039433242.
  17. ^ a b c Ferdinand Dugué (1892). Théatre complet, Volume 6. Calmann Lévy. OCLC 2755204.
  18. ^ William Duckett, ed. (1872). Dictionnaire de la conversation et de la lecture: inventaire raisonné des notions générales les plus indispensables à tous. Vol. 16 (2nd ed.). Firmin Didot. OCLC 494417789.[clarification needed]
  19. ^ Christopher S. Wood; Walter S. Melion; H. Perry Chapman; Marc Gotlieb (2005). University Michael Cole; Michael Wayne Cole; Mary Pardo (eds.). Inventions of the Studio, Renaissance to Romanticism. University of North Carolina Press. ISBN 978-0-8078-5568-3. OCLC 1008155082.
  20. ^ Les Pirates de la savane on Gallica
  21. ^ H. Philip Bolton (1 January 2000). Women Writers Dramatized: A Calendar of Performances from Narrative Works Published in English to 1900. A&C Black. ISBN 978-0-7201-2117-9. OCLC 1027376894.
  22. ^ British Museum. Department of Printed Books (1886). Richard Garnett; Arthur William Kaye Miller (eds.). Catalogue of Printed Books in the Library of the British Museum, Volume 13. W. Clowes and sons, limited. OCLC 217068550.
  23. ^ Les Éclats d'obus, read online
  24. ^ Les Épaves, read online

Sources Edit

  • Dugué (Ferdinand), in Pierre Larousse, Grand dictionnaire universel du XIXe siècle, 15 vol., 1863–1890.

External links Edit

  • Ferdinand Dugué on Data.bnf.fr [fr] with a caricature of the author.
  • Books by Ferdinand Dugué

August 29, 2023
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Ferdinand Dugue 18 February 1816 5 December 1913 1 was a 19th century French poet and playwright He wrote poetry and both comic and dramatic plays some of them in collaboration He also authored studies about historic personalities such as Mathurin Regnier and Salvator Rosa Ferdinand DugueBornFerdinand Adrien Joseph Dugue18 February 1816ChartresDied6 December 1913 1913 12 06 aged 97 ParisOccupationsPoet PlaywrightSpouseHenriette Josephine Beguin Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Family 1 2 Youth 1 3 Career 1 4 Events 1 5 Quote 2 Works 3 References 4 Sources 5 External linksBiography EditFamily Edit Dugue was born in Chartres the son of Pierre Joseph Dugue de La Fauconnerie a lawyer and Barbe Victoire Therese Feron 2 On 20 November 1840 he married Henriette Josephine Beguin daughter of a naval officer with whom he would celebrate their 70th anniversary of marriage in 1910 3 The bridal blessing took place in the chapel of the Paris Foreign Missions Society rue du Bac The politician Henri Joseph Dugue de La Fauconnerie was his nephew Youth Edit He grew up in a house in the cloister Notre Dame a Chartres After attending college in that city he continued his studies in Paris hosted by the Pension Landry where he earned a mention at the Concours general in 1830 The City of Chartres held a ceremony in his honor at the Hotel de Ville on 12 September 1830 in the presence of mayor Adelphe Chasles who crowned him with golden crown of oak and the College of Chartres principal abbot Calluet 4 Career Edit Caricature of Ferdinand DugueOne of Dugue s best known works was his romantic drama about the Italian painter Salvator Rosa this was well received when performed at the Theatre de Porte Saint Martin in 1851 and was revived several times 5 Another work was his 1857 play about William Shakespeare drawing on the rather meagre historical facts available this play brought the playwright to life creating an easily believable portrait of what he might have been like 6 Dugue was vice president of the Societe des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques In 1870 he was appointed chief patriot of the National Defence for the north canton of Chartres 7 Born the year after the Battle of Waterloo and died the year before the beginning of World War I Duguee s life spanned a major part of the history of France since he also witnessed the Franco Prussian War of 1870 When he died aged 97 the French theater era of vaudevilles and conventional comedies was getting very near its end He lived long enough to see the emergence of modern genres of theater starting with Ubu Roi in 1896 which would eventually lead to the post World War II Theatre of the Absurd Events Edit In 1870 Dugue confronted the Prussian army and told with humour this episode On October 21 1870 the Prussians reached Mainvilliers and soon a rain of shells and shrapnel fell on the village The shells searched my small park with mathematical precision and they spared my house it was probably because a high forest of oak masked the enemies pointers I had with me forty national Mainvilliers guards We heard several times over our heads quick whistles and violent cracking of whips Never mind can t I help but say laughing at one of my neighbors they obusent the situation Suddenly the earth flew near me and I felt a strong shock Sir quietly shouted our bugle it s just sank into the carrot field We had to leave Mainvilliers the Germans when they entered my house riddled my portrait with bayonets it is always in my living room decorated with these moles A few days later I read in a Prussian paper Our glorious army entered Chartres after taking the Mainvilliers fort My house a fort It is a fort almost like it s a castle 8 On 20 September 1900 at the request of local authorities he hosted a country breakfast held in the park of his castle of Mainvilliers Eure et Loir for the president Emile Loubet who had come to attend a military review 9 Quote Edit Asked in 1910 by the newspaper Le Gaulois on what he thought of contemporary theater movement Dugue replied Only one thing surprises me it is that theater has not succumbed already under the onslaught of its three mortal enemies pornography music hall and cinema 10 Works EditThis section needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section Unsourced material may be challenged and removed July 2016 Learn how and when to remove this template message Theatre de L Ambigu comique Today Saturday June 22 1861 Performances by Mr Francois Ravel American mime role of the monster Return of Mr Castellano role of Zametti the magician First performance The Monster and the Magician Fantasy drama with a grand spectacle five acts and eleven tableaux by Ferdinand Dugue poster 1836 Les horizons de la poesie his first published work 11 1836 Geoffroy Rudel roman en deux volumes novel in two volumes 12 1839 Le Vol des heures poetry Eugene Renduel printer in Paris 13 1840 Les gouttes de rosee poetry 14 1845 Les Pharaons 14 1850 L Oasis poetry 15 1850 La Misere 14 1851 Mathurin Regnier study on Mathurin Regnier 14 1851 Monsieur Pinchard drama in 5 acts 14 1852 Rauquelaure 1850 La Misere 14 1854 Le Juif de Venise drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux 16 1854 Les Amours maudits drama in 5 acts 17 1855 Andre le mineur drama in 5 acts 18 1856 Le Paradis perdu drama in 5 acts and 12 tableaux with Adolphe d Ennery 17 1859 Cartouche drame nouveau in five acts eight tableaux 17 1859 La Fille du Tintoret drama in five acts and six tableaux 19 1859 Les Pirates de la Savane drama extravaganza in five acts and six tableaux with Auguste Anicet Bourgeois 20 1861 The Monster and the Magician drama in 5 acts and 11 tableaux 21 1861 La Fille des chiffonniers drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux with Anicet Bourgeois 14 1862 La Bouquetiere des Innocents drama in 5 acts and 11 tableaux with Anicet Bourgeois 14 1863 France de Simiers drama in 5 acts in verse 14 1864 Le Chateau de Pontalec with Adolphe d Ennery and Emile Abraham 14 1865 Marie de Mancini drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux with Adolphe d Ennery 22 1866 Salvator Rosa study on Salvator Rosa 1867 Maximilien poesie 14 1871 Les Eclats d obus E Dentu editeur a Paris 1871 23 1873 Ismene comedy in three acts and in verse 14 1874 Cocagne drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux with Anicet Bourgeois 14 1875 Les Fugitifs with Auguste Anicet Bourgeois 14 1881 Les Epaves E Dentu editeur a Paris 24 1891 Theatre complet 5 volumes Calmann Levy editeur a Paris 1891 Published in 1853 la Priere des Naufrages J ai besoin par instant de rugir comme les betes feroces et de bondir comme les flots de l Ocean J etouffe ici I sometimes need to roar like wild beasts and leap like the waves of the Ocean I suffocate here adapted into English under names including The Sea of Ice References Edit Ferdinand Dugue 18 fevrier 1816 5 decembre 1913 Discours prononces aux obseques par MM Robert de Flers Fessard et Maurice Lasnier books google fr Birth certificate n 169 of the vital record file in Chartres for the year 1816 Curiously the act reads Ferdinand Adrien Joseph Dugue male son of Pierre Joseph Dugue de la Fauconnerie Journal de Chartres 25 November 1910 Journal de Chartres 12 Septembre 1900 Souvenirs Chartrains Vieux Papiers Patty James 2005 Salvator Rosa in French Literature From the Bizarre to the Sublime University Press of Kentucky p 7 ISBN 0 8131 7193 8 Dugue Ferdinand Morlock Frank J 2007 William Shakespeare Borgo Press ISBN 978 1 4344 0125 0 Journal de Chartres 18 February 1910 Le Journal de Chartres 30 September 1900 Journal de Chartres 25 November 1910 Journal de Chartres 22 February 1910 Ferdinand Dugue 1836 Horizons de la poesie Eugene Renduel OCLC 13623400 Geoffroy Rudel Dugue Ferdinand Free Download amp Streaming Internet Archive Retrieved 14 October 2015 Le Vol des heures read online a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Bibliotheque nationale France Departement des imprimes 1910 Catalogue general des livres imprimes de la Bibliotheque nationale Auteurs Volume 43 Impr nationale Harvard University Library 1973 French Literature Author and title listing Harvard University Press ISBN 978 0 674 32215 8 OCLC 734591 Boston Public Library Barton Collection 1888 Catalogue of the Barton Collection Boston Public Library In Two Parts Part I Shakespeare s Works and Shakespeariana Part II Miscellaneous Volume 1 The Trustees OCLC 1039433242 a b c Ferdinand Dugue 1892 Theatre complet Volume 6 Calmann Levy OCLC 2755204 William Duckett ed 1872 Dictionnaire de la conversation et de la lecture inventaire raisonne des notions generales les plus indispensables a tous Vol 16 2nd ed Firmin Didot OCLC 494417789 clarification needed Christopher S Wood Walter S Melion H Perry Chapman Marc Gotlieb 2005 University Michael Cole Michael Wayne Cole Mary Pardo eds Inventions of the Studio Renaissance to Romanticism University of North Carolina Press ISBN 978 0 8078 5568 3 OCLC 1008155082 Les Pirates de la savane on Gallica H Philip Bolton 1 January 2000 Women Writers Dramatized A Calendar of Performances from Narrative Works Published in English to 1900 A amp C Black ISBN 978 0 7201 2117 9 OCLC 1027376894 British Museum Department of Printed Books 1886 Richard Garnett Arthur William Kaye Miller eds Catalogue of Printed Books in the Library of the British Museum Volume 13 W Clowes and sons limited OCLC 217068550 Les Eclats d obus read online Les Epaves read onlineSources EditDugue Ferdinand in Pierre Larousse Grand dictionnaire universel du XIXe siecle 15 vol 1863 1890 External links EditFerdinand Dugue on Data bnf fr fr with a caricature of the author Books by Ferdinand Dugue Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ferdinand Dugue amp oldid 1153273667, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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