Le Rire
Le Rire (. French Laughter) was an art and satirical magazine, 1894 to 1971 - to September 1951, except for 1940 to 1945 and the end of 1949 - Weekly (1946 monthly) in Paris on Saturday twelve other for 10 centimes released .
history
The editor Arsène Alexandre (1859–1937) wrote the texts. Writers such as Tristan Bernard , Alphonse Allais , Jules Renard and Paul Gordeaux (1891–1974) also had their say.
Social excesses of the Fin de Siècle , the Belle Époque and much of the rest of the 20th century were targeted and ridiculed in the illustrated magazine founded and published by Félix Juven (1862–1947). In addition, the issues had a certain entertainment value. There was no lack of trips to the vaudeville theater with situation reports about Yvette Guilbert , Polaire , Mélinite or the Soubrette Réjane, as well as about prominent audiences like Madame Séverine . With 100,000 copies published, Le Rire was one of the most successful satirical papers on the continent.
Illustrations were driven by, among others, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec , Georges Goursat , René Georges Hermann-Paul (1864–1940), Juan Gris , Georges Meunier (1925–2015), Jean-Louis Forain , Adolphe Willette , Leonetto Cappiello , Albert Guillaume (1873 –1942), Manuel Luque (1853–1924), Jules Grandjouan (1875–1968), Abel Faivre (1867–1945), Jules-Alexandre Grün , Charles Léandré , Georges Jeanniot , Lucien Metivet (1863–1932), Benjamin Rabier ( 1864–1939), Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen , Sem , Jack Abeillé (1873–1939), Ragnvald Blix , Caran d'Ache , Marcel Duchamp , Pere Tornè Esquius (1879–1936), Xavier Gosé (1876–1915), Georges Meunier (1869–1942), Georges Omry (1880–1914), Feodor Rojankovsky , Auguste Vimar (1851–1916), Hermann Vogel , Jacques Wély (1873–1910), Arthur Sapeck , Roland Topor , Iosif Iser and Georges Pichard .
Illustrations from the Punch , the Flying Leaves , the Funny Leaves and - from the United States - the Puck and the Judge occasionally loosened up the French humor.
Web links
- Volumes in the Heidelberg historical holdings
Individual evidence
- ↑ Judge (magazine)