La Revue blanche
La Revue blanche was a literary-artistic magazine that was published in Paris every two months from 1889 to 1903 by the brothers Alexander, Thaddäus and Ludwig-Alfred Natanson, sons of the Polish banker and art collector Adam Natanson, who lived in Paris.
The magazine was intended to compete with and oppose the “ Mercure de France ”. Félix Fénéon , Lucien Muhlfeld and Léon Blum worked in the editorial team. Thaddäus Natanson's wife, Misia Sert , was the model for the magazine's covers several times.
In 1898 “La Revue blanche” defended Alfred Dreyfus, who had been wrongly accused and convicted .
Employee
- Zo d'Axa
- Victor Barrucand
- Tristan Bernard
- Léon Blum
- Romain Coolus
- Claude Debussy
- Félix Fénéon
- Edouard Grenier
- Charles Henry
- Alfred Jarry
- Gustave Kahn
- Octave Mirbeau
- Lucien Muhlfeld
- Émile Pouget
- Marcel Proust
- Misia Sert
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
- Pierre Veber
- Paul Verlaine
literature
- Paul-Henri Bourrelier: La Revue blanche. Une génération dans l'engagement 1890–1905. Fayard, Paris 2007, ISBN 978-2-213-63064-9 .
Web links
Commons : La Revue blanche - collection of images, videos and audio files