Scènes De La Vie De Bohème
1847
Scènes de la Vie de Bohème, first published in 1847 by Henri Murger, is a novel that depicts the lives of struggling artists in Paris's Latin Quarter. Through a series of vignettes, it follows characters like Schaunard and Marcel as they navigate the challenges of poverty, love, and artistic ambition. The work is notable for its influence on later adaptations, including Puccini's opera La Bohème and the musical Rent, capturing the essence of bohemian life and the camaraderie among artists during the 19th century.
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“Study is the child of silence and mystery.””
— Henri Murger
“Art is a barren route, of which glory is the oasis.””
— Henri Murger
“The day is not over yet. You may still meet with Providence, who never gets up before noon.””
— Henri Murger
“It is extraordinary Monsieur Benoit, but everytime I think of your triple character as a landlord, a bootmaker, and a friend, I am tempted to believe in the Trinity.””
— Henri Murger
“Mida te nimetate õnneks? Kas kirge, mis paneb inimese sellisesse seisukorda nagu Jacques praegu? Näidake talle nüüd mõnda meistriteost, ja ta ei vaataks selle poolegi. Ja selleks et kas või kord veel näha oma kallimat, on ta valmis talluma Tiziani või Raffaeli maalil. Vaat minu kallim on surematu ega reeda mind iialgi. Ta elab Louvre'is ja tema nimi on Mona Lisa.””
— Henri Murger
“Kulla härra. Meist kahest ei saa kunagi sõpru, ja vaat mispärast. Välise sarnasuse puudumine viitab peaaegu alati vaimsele erinevusele, selles suhtes on filosoofia ja arstiteadus täiesti ühel arvamusel." "Mis moodi?" imestas Carolus. "Vaadake," osutas Marcel oma jalgadele, "teie jalanõud on mulle kohutavalt väikesed ja see tõendab, et ka iseloomud on meil täiesti erinevad.””
— Henri Murger
“Täpselt samuti on lugu kolmainsuse, selle jumaliku kolmnurgaga: kui lisada veel üks isik, siis pole see enam kolmainsus, vaid ruut, ja usu aluspõhimõte on rikutud!””
— Henri Murger
“Boheemlus on kunstniku elus proovilepaneku aeg; see juhatab teda kas akadeemikuellu, haiglasse või surnukuuri.””
— Henri Murger
“Rodolphe attendit un quart d'heure sous le vestibule. Quand l'interne revint vers lui, il lui prit la main et ne lui dit que ces mots:”
— Henri Murger
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