Clarisse Nicoïdski – Wikipedia

Clarisse Nicoïdski , née Clarisse Abinun the August 9, 1938 and deceased the December 23, 1996 In Étampes, is a French writer.

Clarisse Abinun was born in 6 ^{It is} Lyon arrondissement, within a Jewish family from Bosnia (Sarajevo). She is the sister of the painter Jacques Abinun.

In 1955, she discovered Morocco and North Africa. She marries the painter Robert Nicoïdski. They are the parents of the writer Louis Sanders.

His romanticized Autobiography of Modigliani, his Soutine Biography and his History of women painters were noticed. His works were translated into several languages ​​(Spanish, English, German, etc.).

Clarisse Nicoidski was a member of the editorial board of New notebooks . She gave conferences and
communications in various universities in France and abroad. She was an English teacher.

Haïm Vidal Séphiha devotes a chapter entitled “Clarisse Nicoïdski, the last Judeo-Spanish poet” in Tribute to Mathilde Pomès : “In the chain of Judeo-Spanish writers, Clarisse Nicoïdski represents the generation of the Nazi occupation, manhunt, hunting for Jews, which she knew all children (see her excellent novel Fire covers ), the upheavals and clashes, the great fears, the permanent search for new shelters, of which it was the witness. With the eyes, the heart and the mind of a child, she lived and felt them as a series of “prohibited games” ” .

• “Painting has always inhabited my writing. »»

Studies [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Soutine or desecration , Paris, JC Lattès, 1993.
• A story of women painters from origins to the present day , Paris, JC Lattès, 1994.

Romans [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• White despair , Paris, Seuil, 1968 (staged the first time by Daniel Mesguich in 1988 at the Gérard-Philipe theater in Saint-Denis).

– Jules and Louis Jeanbernat 1968 Prize from the French Academy.

• Gilles’ death , Paris, Mercure de France, 1970.
• Let balle dum dum , La Table Ronde, 1976 (ISBN  2710322935 ) .
• Gabriel’s trips , Paris, Mercure de France, 1971.
• The needle hole , Paris, Mercure de France, 1973 (ISBN  2715210108 ) .
• Las jusjus las manas la Boca, eyes Hands Mouth, Sephardic Poems , Browse Editionions, 1978.
• Fire covers , Paris, Ramsay, 1981.
• The Moscow train , Paris, Flammarion, 1989.
• Civil wars , Paris, Payot, 1991.
• Amadeo Modigliani: Imaginary Autobiography , Paris, Plon, 1989.
• Green night , Mercure de France, 1972 (ISBN  271520969X ) .
• Rumors in the teacher room
• White despair , Arcane collection/Joëlle Losfeld (2000), Gallimard, 2003 (ISBN  2844120423 ) , staged for the first time by Daniel Mesguich in 1988 at the Gérard-Philipe theater in Saint-Denis.
• Raphaël, I wanted to tell you …
• Ann Boleyn , work created in 1993 at the metaphor in a staging by Daniel Mesguich.
• Blood brothers .
• The lovers .
• Milud , Blue collection, Mercure de France, 1996 (ISBN  2715219199 ) .

Erotic novels [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• The honey pot , Mercure Galant, Mercure de France, 1991 Mercure collection (ISBN  2715217145 ) .
• The Beehive , white editions.

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Articles [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Haïm Vidal Séphiha, “Clarisse Nicoïdski, the last Judeo-Spanish poet”, in Tribute to Mathilde Pomès – Study on the literature of the twentieth century , Magazine of the Complutense University, vol. XXVI, number 108, April-June 1977, pp. 293-301.
• Monique R. Balbuena, ” Dibaxu : A Comparative Analysis of Clarisse Nicoïdski’s and Juan Gelman’s Bilingual Poetry.” Romance Studies Vol.27 No.4, November 2009, 296-310.

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