Marcelline A4 Notebook

For all those who like to think big, who have big dreams and big creative desires. The Marcelline A4 notebook is made for her. A book for autodidacts No need to have gone to a great art school to be creative. Like Marcelline Desbordes Valmore, the poetess who inspired this notebook, allow yourself to test, experiment and try new things on your own. Its notebook and its content will be all the more original. A notebook in the colors of autumn For all lovers of this poetic and melancholic season. You could almost smell the smell of wet leaves. Inspired by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, born June 20, 1786 in Douai and died July 23, 1859 in Paris, was a French poet. A pioneer of romanticism, one of the greatest poets since Louise Labé, Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, despite an intermittent prolixity, is an unexpected precursor of the masters of modern French poetry: Rimbaud and above all Verlaine. We owe him the invention of more than one rhythm: that of the eleven syllables and the genesis of Romances without words. This supposedly ignorant woman was an unrecognized scholar. Moreover, she was the indisputable godmother of "muses" of the end of the century: Anna de Noailles, Gérard d'Houville, Renée Vivien, Cécile Sauvage, Marie Noël. Louis Aragon, who admired her, made reference to her on several occasions, as in his collection Elsa ("Valmore who cries at midnight", in "I came to you as the river goes to the sea") or in Les Poets (“The Journey to Italy”). Notebook ideas -Poetry Notebooks -Art diary -Life diary