Gaudi's study career began at Louis University (alumni include Voltaire and charles baudelaire), and she was brought back due to illness after three months. Although he completed his remaining education at Charlemagne College (alumni include Charles Augustine Saint Boff), Gaudi's most important guidance came from his father, who made him a Latin scholar at the age of 65,438+08. When she was a student, Gaudi made two lifelong friends. It was through them that he met the famous writer victor hugo, who was already a famous playwright at that time and led the establishment of writer Ona. Hugo became Gaudi's main influence.
1830 After the French Revolution, the jean paul gaultier family went through hardships and was forced to move to the Paris suburb of Nye. Deciding to try his independence and freedom, Gauthie chose to stay in the Parisian parish with friends and live a very happy and free life.
From 1830, Gauthie began to attend meetings frequently in a "small circle" (a group of artists often gathered in John Jehovah's studio). Including Hugo and Dumas. Gauthie began to write poems as early as 1826, but he spent most of his life as a contributor to various periodicals, which also gave him the opportunity to travel abroad and made many influential contacts in the upper class and art circles. Gauthie has been to Spain, Italy, Russia, Algeria and Egypt in his life. Gauthie's many travels inspired many of his works, including Sailing in Spain (1843) and so on. Gauthie's tourism literature is regarded by many people as the best literary style since19th century. A more personal model, which provides a window for people to understand the flavor of Gauthie art and culture.
Influenced by the 1848 revolution, Gauthie wrote about 100 articles in nine months, equivalent to four books. Gaudi went through a difficult period in his life. The original romantic writers, such as Hugo, no longer actively participated in the literary world. During this period, Gauthie often has unbearable burden and shame. But Gauthie got an influential artist's comment editor at 1856. It is through this comment that Gaudi publicized the theory of "art for art's sake" through a large number of editorials.
19 The 1960s was the period when Gauthie literature was generally recognized. Although it was rejected by the French Academy of Sciences three times (1867, 1868, 1869), Charles Augustine Saint-Beaufort, the most influential critic at that time, devoted at least three major articles and the poet's seal of approval to/kloc. 1865, Gauthie was accepted to Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte, the famous salon princess Bonaparte, the cousin of his niece Bonaparte. 1868, the princess gave Gauthie a vacant position as a librarian, which enabled him to enter the court of Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte. 1862 was elected chairman of the National Fine Arts Committee, surrounded by a bunch of important painters.
During the Franco-Prussian War, Gaudi returned to Paris and received hearing therapy in the Prussian capital. After that, he stayed with his family (still in the suburbs of Paris) in the invasion and aftermath. Finally, he died of a long-term heart attack on June 23rd, 873, at the age of 6 1 year. He was buried in Montmartre, Paris.