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Americans
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There has always been a strong
relationship between Paris and American artists and writers.
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| Famous Americans who lived in Paris |
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A short Bibliography
of books on Americans in Paris |
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Artists, actors and musicians :
- Josephine BAKER (1925-1975)
- Sidney BECHET (1950-1959)
- Mary CASSATT (1851-1926)
- Kenny CLARKE (1956-1985)
- William CHRISTIE (since 1970s)
- Fenimore COOPER (1826-1833)
- Isadora DUNCAN (1905-1927)
- George HEALY (1834-1892)
- Edward HOPPER (1906-1907)
- Henry JAMES
- Cole PORTER (1918-?)
- Man RAY (1922-1925?)
- John Singer SARGENT (1874-1925 between Paris, London and Italy)
- Jean SEBERG (1958-1979)
Politicians :
- Benjamin FRANKLIN (several times
between 1767 and 1785)
- Thomas JEFFERSON (1785-1787)
- Gouverneur MORRIS (1789-1792)
- Thomas PAINE (1792-1802)
Writers and journalists :
- Sherwood ANDERSON
- Paul AUSTER (1971-1974)
- James BALDWIN (1948-1987)
- Joel BARLOW (1788-1805)
- Natalie Clifford BARNEY (1909-1969)
- Sylvia BEACH (1925-1962)
- Art BUCHWALD (1948-1962)
- James Fenimore COOPER (1826-1833)
- John DOS PASSOS (1921)
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- See a specific list of books on American writers
- Harvey LEVENSTEIN, Seductive
Journey - American tourists in France from Jefferson to the Jazz
Age, Univ.Chicago Press, 1998
- Stephen LONGSTREET, We All
Went to Paris - Americans in the City of Light 1776-1971,
McMillan, New York, 1972
- Brian N.MORTON, Americans
in Paris- An Anecdotal Street Guide, The Olivia & Hill,
1984
- Brian N. MORTON, Americans
in Paris, The Olivia & Hillm Press, Ann Arbor, 1984
- More to come
DID YOU KNOW THAT....? Some American writers are
more popular in France than in the USA and their books
sell more in France ! Among them : Bret Easton Ellis, John Fante,
Charles Bukowski, Paul Auster, Douglas Kennedy, etc... Not to
mention Woody Allen and Jerry Lewis, some movie directors are
more popular in France : David Lynch, Samuel Fuller, John Cassavetes,
etc... More about American artists
the French like the best.
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- Ralph Waldo EMERSON (1832)
- M.F.K. FISCHER (in 1930s)
- Francis Scott FITZGERALD
- Janet FLANNER Genêt (1921-1978)
- Ernest HEMINGWAY (1921-1930?)
(read "A
Moveable Feast")
- Chester HIMES (1953-1965)
- Washington IRVING (1920)
- Henry JAMES (1875-1876) (read
"A Little
Tour in France")
- James JONES (1958-1975)
- Douglas KENNEDY
- Sinclair LEWIS (1925-1925)
- Carson McCULLERS (1946)
- Norman MAILER (1947-1948)
- Henry MILLER (1930-1935?) (read
"Quiet Days
in Clichy")
- Anaïs NIN (1924-1940)
- Ezra POUND (1920-1929)
- Irwin SHAW
- Gertrude STEIN (1903-1946)
- Booth TARKINGTON (1905-1908)
- Alice B.TOKLAS (1907-1967)
- Mark TWAIN (1879)
- Edith WHARTON (1906-1937) (read
"French
Ways and Their Meaning")
- Edmund WHITE (1970s-1980s)
- Thomas WOLFE (1925)
- Richard WRIGHT (1946-1960)
- More to come
Others :
- Samuel MORSE (1829-1832)
- More to come
(The dates are the dates of life
in Paris)
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Harriet Welty
Rochefort writes articles and books about France and the French.
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- "Joie de Vivre", Secrets of Wining, Dining and Romancing like the French, St.Martin's Press, New York, 2012
- "French Toast, An American in Paris
Celebrates The Maddening Mysteries of the French", St.Martin's Press,
New York, 1999
- "French Fried, The Culinary Capers
of An American in Paris", St.Martin's Press, New York, 2001
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