(1821-1867)
Baudelaire (Portrait by Félix Nadar courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
Charles Baudelaire
Multimedia
See also "Listen..."for recordings of selected poems by Baudelaire from a December 2007 reading by Susan Rubin Suleiman, C. Douglas Dillon Professor of the Civilization of France and Professor of Comparative Literature, Harvard University.
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Les Fleurs du Mal (1861) Spleen et Idéal |
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Au Lecteur | (fleursdumal.org)) | |
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L'Albatros | (ViveVoix) | |
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Parfum exotique | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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La Chevelure | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Une Charogne | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Harmonie du soir | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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L'Invitation au voyage | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Chant d'automne | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Moesta et errabunda | (fleursdumal.org)) | |
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Spleen II (J'ai plus de souvenirs...) | (fleursdumal.org)) | |
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Spleen IV (Quand le ciel bas et lourd...) | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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L'Horloge | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Le Cygne | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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A une passante | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Le Crépuscule du soir | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Le Crépuscule du matin | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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Le Vin |
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Le Vin des amants | (ViveVoix) | |
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L'Amour et le crâne | (fleursdumal.org) | |
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La Mort |
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Le Voyage | (fleursdumal.org) | |
Harvard Libraries
1857 Les Fleurs du Mal - First edition, first issue of Baudelaire's Fleurs du Mal, including the 6 poems (nos. 20, 21, 39, 80, 81, 87) for which the work was suppressed on 20 Aug. 1857.
1861 Les Fleurs du Mal - Second edition of the 1861 republication of Fleurs du Mal with thirty-five new poems and a new section entitled "Tableaux Parisiens." It still lacked the six poems censored from the 1857 edition.
Other Resources
fleursdumal.org - Comprehensive site on Baudelaire and his poetry, including images and sound, maintained by Supervert.
Vive Voix - anthologie sonore de poésie - A repertoire of sound recordings of poetry in French, established and maintained by Wheaton College, Hopton, MA.