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called it "literary crap". Couperus passed his exam on 6 December 1886 and received his certificate, which allowed him to teach at secondary schools. However, he did not aspire to a teaching career and decided to continue writing literature instead. At the end of 1887 he started to write what was to
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school; during this period of his life, he spent a lot of time at the
Vlielander-Hein family (his sister was married to Benjamin Marius Vlielander Hein); later their son, François Emile Vlielander Hein (1882–1919), was his favourite nephew, who helped him with his literary work. At the HBS Couperus
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Netherlands. He wrote an article about Papini's book, which he called magnificent, an almost perfect book, and he compared Papini with Lodewijk van Deyssel. Papini and Couperus met in Florence and Couperus found Papini rather shy. Meanwhile, Elisabeth Couperus-Baud translated
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621:("An Illusion") and on 12 August 1890 received the prestigious D.A. Thiemeprijs (D.A. Thieme prize, named after the noted publisher). In October that same year, he travelled to Paris, where he received a letter from his publisher-to-be, L.J. Veen, asking permission to publish
562:("A Star"), which was published in "Nederland" and made a journey to Sweden. In this period of his life, Couperus was an active member of the drama club of writer Marcel Emants ("Utile et Laetum" meaning 'useful and happy'), and here he met a new friend, Johan Hendrik Ram, a
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performing in The Hague, but was more impressed by her dresses than her performance itself. The next year, John Ricus
Couperus, father of Louis Couperus, sold his family estate "Tjicoppo", located in the Dutch East Indies and gave order to build a house at the
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In the Dutch East Indies, Couperus also met his future brother-in-law for the first time, Gerard de la
Valette (a writer and official at the Dutch Indian Government who would marry his sister Trudy), who wrote in 1913 about his relationship with Couperus:
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paid tribute to him by letting his friends and admirers publish praising words. Those friends and admirers included but were not limited to Frans
Bastiaanse, Emmanuel de Bom, Henri van Booven, Ina Boudier-Bakker, Marie Joseph Brusse (the father of
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in The Hague. When Louis reached the age of five, his youngest sister, Trudy, was twelve years old and his youngest brother, Frans, eleven. In The Hague he followed lessons at the boarding school of Mr. Wyers, where he first met his later friend
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was seen by critics as a flat novel, intended for women. Apart from that
Lodewijk van Deyssel wrote a review in which he asked Couperus to get lost ("De heer Couperus kan van mij ophoepelen"), and Couperus himself ended his editorship at
323:(the latter he would meet in Florence, years later). When Couperus' school results did not improve, his father send him to a school where he was trained to be a teacher in the Dutch language. In 1883 he attended the opera written by
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prize for prose" in 1914. At the end of 1910, Couperus and his wife gave up their pension in Nice and travelled to Rome. In Rome
Couperus collected and rearranged some of his serials, which he intended to publish in a book,
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We met first at
Batavia, when he was a boy of ten years and I was a young man. We saw each other at rather large intervals. Yet I saw him often enough, as a boy and a young man, that we developed a good and familiar
358:("Sleeping beauty in the forest"). The opera was staged by a hundred children at the Koninklijke Schouwburg (Royal Theatre) in The Hague. In January 1885 Couperus had already written one of his early poems, called
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Willem III in
Batavia. In the summer of 1878 Couperus and his family returned to the Netherlands, where they went to live in a house at the Nassaukade (plein) 4. In The Hague Couperus was sent to the
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were a series of profiles of pension guests whom
Couperus had met during his travels in Rome and elsewhere. He also had a meeting with Dutch actress Theo Mann-Bouwmeester, who suggested to change
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Louis Couperus wrote hundreds of short stories, sketches, travel impressions, and letters, which were first published as feuilletons. Those feuilletons were later bundled and published as books.
1471:("The party of San Marco"). Meanwhile, publisher L.J. Veen gave a positive answer to Couperus' question if he would be willing to publish the bundled sketches. As a result, in 1912 and 1913
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In the Netherlands Couperus prepared himself for his journey to the Dutch East Indies, China and Japan. He and his wife left for the Dutch East Indies on 1 October 1921 aboard the
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Over de erfpachtsrechten uitgeoefend door Chineezen en de occupatie-rechten der inlandsche bevolking, op de gronden der particuliere landerijen, ten westen der Tjimanoek
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In the second part of 1910, Couperus started to write a novel again, despite the fact he earlier had said he never would write one again. This novel was to be called
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Many of the details about the life and works of a resident in the Dutch East Indies Couperus derived from his brother-in-law De la Valette. He characterized
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On 29 September 1913, Johan Hendrik Ram killed himself, shooting a bullet into his head. Couperus returned to Florence later that year and attended the
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Back in the Netherlands, it turned out that Couperus' kidneys and liver were affected. Despite his illness Couperus wrote a series of sketches for
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is made when Eline Vere is delirious with fever and cries: "Oh god, the ghosts, approaching grinning" – also the suicide by the main characters in
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in the nose. He fell into a coma on 14 July, remained in that state for two days with high fever and died on 16 July 1923. He was cremated at
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into German. With Elisabeth Couperus-Baud he left the Netherlands in May 1898 for a short trip to London, where they met friends and visited
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In September he returned to Florence and in February 1915 to the Netherlands, where he visited the premiere of Frederik van Eeden's
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Couperus left that year (1903) again for Italy (Venice) and went to Nice in September. During the winter of 1903–1904, he read
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in December 1898. Couperus and his wife then left for the Netherlands Dutch Indies and arrived at the end of March 1899 in
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into a play; although this plan did not come into reality for Couperus it opened possibilities for his books in future.
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wrote that he had a specific aversion against the book. Couperus and his wife moved to The Hague, where Couperus wrote
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1301:("The Swallows Flew Down", with publisher Van Holkema & Warendof). In December 1910 Couperus wrote in his sketch
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Lodewijk van Deyssel was one, but according to the thesis of Karel Reijders he did not speak to but about Couperus.
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to attract future guests. As of 27 November 1909 Couperus started publishing weekly serials in the Dutch newspaper
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Meanwhile, Couperus received a letter from his friend Johan Hendrik Ram, in which Ram wrote that he and lieutenant
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played and also had meetings with George Moore and George Bernard Shaw. Couperus also had his photograph taken by
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Since Couperus and publisher L.J. Veen were unable to agree on the payment of Couperus, Couperus then published
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were released. Meanwhile, L.J. Veen made Couperus a better offer, which he accepted, and Couperus received from
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and had the intention to write a novel about him, which was never realized, although he did publish the novella
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your living or not living, what hast thou found, O thou poor seekers, O thou poor vagabonds, rich in suitcases?
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and L.J. Veen, his publisher and his brother-in-law Benjamin Marinus Vlielander Hein died that year as well.
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On 21 September 1891, Couperus and his wife settled in a small villa at the Roeltjesweg (now Couperusweg) in
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and Willem Kloos. A committee was formed to collect the funds required for Couperus to make a journey to
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Four of the ten siblings had died before Louis was born. Couperus was baptized on 19 July 1863 in the
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and was sent to the International Hospital in Kobe. After seven weeks he was fit enough to travel to
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met his later friend Frans Netscher; during this period of his life, he read the novels written by
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He also met with his English publisher, Thornton Butterworth, visited a small concert, where
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and made long walks through the ancient ruins of Rome. He also visited the exhibition in the
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and also held public performances, where he would read out his books. After a visit to the
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for children. Virginie la Chapelle wrote the music, and Couperus provided the lyrics for
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was published in the Netherlands. Meanwhile, Couperus started to work on his new novels
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and then travelled to Venice, where he attended the inauguration of the then-restored
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and minister Johannes Theodoor de Visser; Couperus was also appointed knight in the
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broke out and influenced life in Florence as well. Couperus wrote a sketch called
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I thought that in my life I have written too many books and boxed too little.
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Antieke verhalen van goden en keizers, van dichters en hetaeren
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and new translation published in 2010 by Archipelago Books, NY.
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was published within a year. Couperus finished his next novel,
441:. In June 1885 he was appointed member of the very prestigious
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2768:(1923); Translated into English by Jacobine Menzies-Wilson as
2491:(1917); Translated into English by Jacobine Menzies-Wilson as
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after which he had a meeting with the Dutch consul in London,
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to increase his knowledge of Ancient Rome which he needed for
1223:("Of old people, the things that pass"). In 1905 he published
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was published. In October 1900 Couperus and his wife moved to
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to English journalists and literary people. Couperus also met
725:. Gerrit Jäger, a play writer, wrote a theatre performance of
544:
is the same. Between 17 June until 4 December 1888, the novel
147:. Couperus is considered to be one of the foremost figures in
2034:. He also was able to visit the opera again and went to see
960:("High Trumps") was published with a book cover designed by
445:(Society of Dutch Literature), two years after he published
198:(1816–1902), a prominent colonial administrator, lawyer and
2507:(1919); Translated into English by Frederick H. Martens as
1651:(The unfortunate) (1915). Couperus himself wrote that year
705:
the book was something like a young boy messing with an egg
3326:
Couperus, Louis; Veen, L. J.; Vliet, H. T. M. van (1987).
1910:, whom he had previously met in Constantine, speak in the
1655:(The death of the brave one), which dealt with the end of
457:
lacked quality, Jacob Nicolaas van Hall was positive, and
437:. Here Couperus continued writing poetry and his study of
2796:(1925); Translated into English by John De La Valette as
2658:(1913) ("From white cities under a blue sky. Volume II")
1859:
and Edmund Gosse. McKenna had written the forewords for
306:
After he finished primary school, Couperus attended the
3973:'Couperus bij Van Deyssel een gigantische confrontatie'
2652:(1912) ("From white cities under a blue sky. Volume I")
2542:(1898); Translated into English by B. S. Berrington as
2003:. They returned to the Netherlands on 10 October 1922.
613:, which inspired him during the writing of his novella
597:("Fate") in May 1890; this novel was then published in
1948:
to stay with their friend Louis Constant Westenenk at
1547:. In these years he started reading Giovanni Papini's
1431:, which inspired him to start writing his next novel,
518:(division into short chapters). He had also just read
385:("In the house near the church"), loosely inspired by
1000:. In August 1897 Couperus started with his new book
332:; he later used elements of this opera in his novel
282:(The swallows flew down), he wrote about his youth:
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Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht. Tweede bundel
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Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht. Eerste bundel
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The books of small souls. The Twilight of the Souls
1871:during a lunch and went to a Russian ballet in the
1721:(The floating chessboard), about the adventures of
1709:(Roman portraits), during which he was inspired by
1531:meeting of 12 December, which was also attended by
1451:. Couperus then stayed in Sicily, where he visited
1077:). When Gerard Valette and his wife had to move to
903:
Louis Couperus in 1897, portrait by H. J. Haverman.
865:by Bourget. In February 1894 Couperus travelled to
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2313:(1889); Translated into English by J. T. Grein as
1359:(among other things). He also paid a visit to the
3907:Which received a bad review, as the paper wrote:
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3132:Van oude menschen, de dingen, die voorbij gaan...
2457:Van oude menschen, de dingen, die voorbij gaan...
2329:(1890); Translated into English by Clara Bell as
2319:(1892); revised translation published in 2009 by
2048:was handed over to him and speeches were held by
783:; here Couperus wrote in November 1893 a sketch,
3349:(in Dutch and English). Woubrugge: Avalon Pers.
1835:On 3 May 1921 Couperus and his wife returned to
1067:. Here Couperus started to write his new novel,
992:. That same year Couperus and his wife left for
984:. Meanwhile, Elisabeth Couperus-Baud translated
263:, where they spent the night at the then famous
767:In 1894 Couperus joined the editorial board of
601:. It is possible that the leading character of
2435:De boeken der kleine zielen. Het heilige weten
1987:. He and his wife stayed for two weeks at the
1221:Van oude menschen, de dingen, die voorbij gaan
695:. Dutch critics wrote divergent reviews about
687:; Wilde had read the translation of Couperus'
389:. When Couperus just had finished his novella
362:. Other writings from this period include the
4091:
3883:, 15 August 1890. Retrieved on 24 March 2013.
3841:, 22 August 1987 – Retrieved on 24 March 2013
2712:Van en over mijzelf en anderen. Vierde bundel
2662:Van en over mijzelf en anderen. Tweede bundel
2616:Van en over mijzelf en anderen. Eerste bundel
2425:De boeken der kleine zielen. Zielenschemering
2405:De boeken der kleine zielen. De kleine zielen
2241:De boeken der kleine zielen. Zielenschemering
1627:was a huge success. The decor consisted of a
1516:. Members of that committee were for example
1490:in the KĂĽnstler-Theater and a performance of
1415:. In December Couperus and his wife left for
964:, and in April 1896 Couperus started writing
715:("Majesty"), after he had read an article in
707:, while Lodewijk van Deyssel found it great.
8:
4365:Knights of the Order of the Netherlands Lion
3864:, 14 March 1889. Retrieved on 24 March 2013.
3297:Brieven van Louis Couperus aan zijn uitgever
3264:Het snoer der ontferming. Japansche legenden
2706:Van en over mijzelf en anderen. Derde bundel
194:. He was the eleventh and youngest child of
190:family of the colonial landed gentry of the
3858:
3234:Iskander. De roman van Alexander den Groote
2744:(1918) ("Letters of the useless spectator")
2515:Iskander. De roman van Alexander den Groote
2415:De boeken der kleine zielen. Het late leven
1423:, where they stayed in the same hotel that
1371:, who had painted her. In 1911 he wrote in
907:In 1894 an English translation was made by
881:("World Peace") and wrote a translation of
488:
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411:
393:("An Afternoon at Vespaziano"), he visited
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3921:. 30 June 1891. Retrieved 8 February 2013.
3515:A translations of fragments of Flaubert's
3309:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
3295:Couperus, Louis; Bastet, Frédéric (1977).
2708:(1916) ("About me and others. Volume III")
2670:(1915) ("About everything and everyone"):
2056:. During the following reception minister
1639:had lent for this occasion. Couperus read
1602:. During this time he admired the German:
1467:(tower), and wrote about it in his sketch
1447:appeared during the first half of 1912 in
1249:Uit de jeugd van San Francesco van Assisi'
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31:
4182:Orchids, a collection of prose and poetry
3940:. 18 April 1923. Retrieved 24 March 2013.
2908:Van oude mensen de dingen die voorbijgaan
2714:(1917) ("About me and others. Volume IV")
2664:(1914) ("About me and others. Volume II")
2283:Orchids, a collection of prose and poetry
2178:Learn how and when to remove this message
1598:and Couperus went to see his body in the
1315:Antiek toerisme, een roman uit Oud-Egypte
1211:; in 1903 Georges Duviquet published his
1047:, who was a brother-in-law of Gosse. Via
405:; this novella was published in parts in
4000:. 17 July 1923. Retrieved 24 March 2013.
3959:. 11 June 1923. Retrieved 24 March 2013.
2762:(1921) ("With Louis Couperus in Africa")
2618:(1910) ("About me and others. Volume I")
2522:Novellas, fairy tales, and short stories
2419:The books of small souls. The Later Life
2398:The Hidden Force: A Story of Modern Java
673:) and in 1892 an English translation of
528:; reference to the leading character of
443:Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde
399:Anna Louisa Geertruida Bosboom-Toussaint
184:, Netherlands, into a long-established,
3981:. 6 July 1968. Retrieved 24 March 2013.
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2742:Brieven van den nutteloozen toeschouwer
1875:, where the orchestra was conducted by
1321:. The book would be rewarded with the "
641:; after Couperus finished his new book
617:("Ecstasy"). In July 1890 he completed
478:Louis Couperus after a drawing made by
4370:Officers of the Order of Orange-Nassau
3302:
3102:De boeken der kleine zielen. III en IV
2994:Orchideeën. Een bundel poëzie en proza
2493:The Comedians: A Story of Ancient Rome
2279:Orchideeën. Een bundel poëzie en proza
1851:; these stories were published in the
1767:to find inspiration for his next work
1200:) and especially to the god Dionysus.
449:Orchideeën. Een bundel poëzie en proza
346:In 1885 plans were made to compose an
3162:Antiek toerisme. Roman uit Oud-Egypte
2467:Antiek toerisme. Roman uit Oud-Egypte
2439:The books of small souls. Dr. Adriaan
2409:The books of small souls. Small Souls
2258:Books published during Couperus' life
1363:and wrote a number of sketches about
1172:, together with W.G. van Nouhuys and
548:was published in the Dutch newspaper
342:Start of Couperus' career as a writer
27:Dutch novelist and poet (1863 – 1923)
7:
4063:Digital Library for Dutch Literature
3585:(in Dutch). Buitenzorgsche drukkerij
3180:Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht
3096:De boeken der kleine zielen. I en II
2932:Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht
2116:adding citations to reliable sources
1898:. The next day Couperus went to the
1849:With Louis Couperus in London-Season
1570:(Cruel portraits) were published in
1483:, where he visited a performance of
1473:Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht
1192:, in which Couperus paid tribute to
932:, and Couperus studied the works of
470:Eline Vere, the beginning of success
3783:Louis Couperus : Een biografie
3317:Waarde heer Veen : (1890–1902)
2784:(1924) ("The String of Compassion")
2732:(1918) ("Legend, myth and fantasy")
2570:(1908) ("On the road of happiness")
2469:(1911); Translated into English as
2461:Old People and the Things that Pass
2459:(1906); Translated into English as
2437:(1903); Translated into English as
2427:(1902); Translated into English as
2417:(1902); Translated into English as
2407:(1901); Translated into English as
2395:(1900); Translated into English as
2375:(1900); Translated into English as
2353:(1893); Translated into English as
2341:(1892); Translated into English as
1865:Old People and the Things that Pass
990:Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland
278:, for the first time. In his novel
3545:Bosma, Ulbe; Raben, Remco (2008).
2588:(1922) ("The floating chessboard")
2509:Arrogance: The Conquests of Xerxes
2471:The Tour: A Story of Ancient Egypt
2453:(1905/6) ("The mountain of light")
1819:and then continued his journey to
1592:Rupprecht, Crown Prince of Bavaria
1279:; he published his translation in
928:; they stayed at a hotel near the
574:(New Guide) published a review of
510:. The structure of Couperus' book
25:
3054:De verzoeking van den H. Antonius
2817:De verzoeking van den H. Antonius
2612:(1902) ("Over Shining Doorsteps")
1663:(The comedians), inspired by the
1345:Museo Barracco di Scultura Antica
1004:and was appointed officer in the
354:De schoone slaapster in het bosch
341:
4039:
4023:Works by or about Louis Couperus
3786:(in Dutch). Amsterdam: Querido.
3078:Langs lijnen van geleidelijkheid
2874:Langs lijnen van geleidelijkheid
2373:Langs lijnen der geleidelijkheid
2200:Ludwig Willem Reymert Wenckebach
2092:
1580:Langs lijnen van geleidelijkheid
1069:Langs lijnen der geleidelijkheid
1039:, who had written a foreword to
948:. In Rome he met Dutch sculptor
787:, a literary description of the
4340:20th-century Dutch male writers
4330:19th-century Dutch male writers
3934:'De Tollensprijs voor Couperus'
2980:Volledige werken Louis Couperus
2944:; Legenden en portretten (1956)
2103:needs additional citations for
1747:and Couperus wrote about it in
1012:started publishing chapters of
980:, which was to be published in
204:or lord of the private domain (
3458:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3445:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3432:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3419:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3406:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3144:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
3000:Eline Vere. Een Haagsche roman
2924:; Verhalen en arabesken (1954)
2692:Van en over mijzelf en anderen
2636:(1911) ("The Swallows Landed")
1963:Couperus and his wife visited
486:Shortly before Couperus wrote
462:become his most-famous novel,
151:. In 1923, he was awarded the
1:
4139:Ecstasy: A Study of Happiness
3518:La Tentation de Saint Antoine
3382:Published earlier as part of
3192:Van en over alles en iedereen
3168:De zwaluwen neĂŞr gestreken...
2930:; Verhalen en dagboekbladen;
2738:(1918) ("The Soul of Things")
2668:Van en over alles en iedereen
2634:De zwaluwen neĂŞr gestreken...
2606:(1894) ("Travel impressions")
2501:(1918) ("The donkey in love")
2344:Ecstasy: A Study of Happiness
2054:Order of the Netherlands Lion
1645:Van en over alles en iedereen
1566:. During this time Couperus'
1299:De zwaluwen neĂŞr gestreken...
1043:in 1891, and English painter
888:La Tentation de Saint Antoine
164:which were published weekly.
4335:20th-century Dutch novelists
4325:19th-century Dutch novelists
4262:Surinamestraat 20, The Hague
3898:– Retrieved on 24 March 2013
3240:Met Louis Couperus in Afrika
2806:(1925) ("Prose. Volume III")
2760:Met Louis Couperus in Afrika
2058:Herman Adriaan van Karnebeek
1894:and a diner at the house of
1892:René de Marees van Swinderen
1207:'s work about Roman emperor
996:but also spend some time in
909:Alexander Teixeira de Mattos
435:Surinamestraat 20, The Hague
4038:(public domain audiobooks)
3330:(in Dutch). Utrecht: Veen.
2902:De boeken der kleine zielen
2790:(1924) ("Prose. Volume II")
2720:(1917) ("Jan and Florence")
2630:(1911) ("Short Arabesques")
1952:. In Batavia he dined with
1733:and Lodewijk van Velthem's
1178:Conrad Theodor van Deventer
1166:De boeken der kleine zielen
718:The Illustrated London News
693:Het portret van Dorian Gray
4396:
3484:Legende, mythe en fantazie
3471:Legende, mythe en fantazie
3299:(in Dutch). 's-Gravenhage.
3210:Legende, mythe en fantazie
3012:Extaze. Een boek van geluk
2778:(1923) ("Prose. Volume I")
2730:Legende, mythe en fantazie
2726:(1917) ("Cruel portraits")
2688:("Sicily, Venice, Munich")
2593:Short stories and sketches
2485:(1915) ("The unhappy one")
2339:Extaze. Een boek van geluk
1855:. In England Couperus met
954:Pieter de Josselin de Jong
777:Pieter Cort van der Linden
684:The Picture of Dorian Gray
633:More successes as a writer
3780:Bastet, Frédéric (1987).
2686:Sicilië, Venetië, München
1537:Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
1385:Promenades archéologiques
1375:a sketch about Siena and
789:painting of the same name
657:was published in 1892 in
645:in October 1891 he wrote
540:by taking an overdose of
391:Een middag bij Vespaziano
371:Uw glimlach of uw bloemen
280:De zwaluwen neergestreken
226:(1762–1821), Governor of
218:(1752–1813), Governor of
117:Louis Marie-Anne Couperus
58:Louis Marie-Anne Couperus
41:
3896:Couperusweg in Hilversum
3321:Amice : (1902–1919)
2782:Het snoer der ontferming
2756:(1919) ("The enchanter")
2369:(1897) ("Metamorphosis")
1944:. They left the ship at
1904:William Leonard Courtney
1251:("From the youth of St.
699:: writer and journalist
274:Here he met his cousin,
4234:Elisabeth Couperus-Baud
4209:Schimmen van schoonheid
4056:Works by Louis Couperus
4047:Works by Louis Couperus
4032:Works by Louis Couperus
4014:Works by Louis Couperus
3506:Published posthumously.
3384:Schimmen van schoonheid
3246:Het zwevende schaakbord
3174:Schimmen van schoonheid
3138:Aan den weg der vreugde
3108:Over lichtende drempels
2956:Het zwevende schaakbord
2694:("About me and others")
2640:Schimmen van schoonheid
2610:Over lichtende drempels
2586:Het zwevende schaakbord
2568:Aan den weg der vreugde
1923:Elisabeth Couperus-Baud
1869:Frank Arthur Swinnerton
1831:. Afterwards he wrote:
1719:Het zwevende schaakbord
1653:De dood van den Dappere
1631:and a painting made by
1518:Pieter Cornelis Boutens
1419:but spent some time in
1337:Schimmen van schoonheid
1332:("Shadows of Beauty").
1329:Schimmen van schoonheid
1237:Aan den weg der vreugde
584:George Hendrik Breitner
514:was similar to that of
381:In het huis bij den dom
276:Elisabeth Couperus-Baud
4375:Writers from The Hague
4068:Louis Couperus Society
3953:'Couperus gedecoreerd'
3859:
3818:Nederlandse Literatuur
3228:Xerxes, of De hoogmoed
2918:Aan de weg der vreugde
2536:(1896) ("High trumps")
2530:(1892) ("An illusion")
2363:(1895) ("World peace")
2254:
2232:
2217:
2215:Hendrik Petrus Berlage
2202:
2023:
2015:Statue of Couperus by
1991:, where Couperus read
1932:
1564:La ciudad de la niebla
1488:El mayor encanto, amor
1443:The first chapters of
1255:") to be published in
1134:, where Couperus read
1006:Order of Orange-Nassau
962:Hendrik Petrus Berlage
904:
489:
483:
448:
412:
380:
353:
177:
48:Louis Couperus in 1917
4257:Louis Couperus Museum
3957:Bataviasch Nieuwsblad
2505:Xerxes of de hoogmoed
2238:
2223:
2208:
2193:
2014:
1941:Prins der Nederlanden
1928:Prins der Nederlanden
1920:
1757:Quintus Curtius Rufus
1735:Boec van Coninc Artur
1707:Romeinsche portretten
1659:and started to write
1263:" and the "Kroniek".
902:
723:Nicholas II of Russia
669:(translation made by
477:
428:In 1883 Couperus saw
224:Willem Jacob Cranssen
175:
4350:Dutch male novelists
3918:Algemeen Handelsblad
3860:Algemeen Handelsblad
3365:Notes and references
3258:Proza. Eerste bundel
2988:Een lent van vaerzen
2788:Proza. Tweede bundel
2776:Proza. Eerste bundel
2682:("Geneva, Florence")
2269:Een lent van vaerzen
2112:improve this article
2050:Lodewijk van Deyssel
1698:Caesar and Cleopatra
1633:Antonio da Correggio
1594:, Luitpold, died of
1293:; he also published
1196:(a doctrine without
1045:Lawrence Alma-Tadema
809:St. Peter's Basilica
589:A second edition of
580:Lodewijk van Deyssel
555:Algemeen Handelsblad
552:; a reviewer in the
524:, a play written by
413:Een lent van vaerzen
252:and embarked on the
230:with a female-line,
4240:John Ricus Couperus
3913:'Kunst en Letteren'
3854:'Kunst en letteren'
3315:In two volumes: 1.
3282:Ongepubliceerd werk
2804:Proza. Derde bundel
2700:("Spanish tourism")
2257:
1921:Louis Couperus and
1791:) was published in
1789:Alexander the Great
1693:George Bernard Shaw
1669:Ludwig Friedländers
1608:De heks van Haarlem
1586:Public performances
1469:Feest van San Marco
1465:St Mark's Campanile
1194:classical antiquity
1141:With Fire and Sword
1008:. In January 1898,
895:Consolidation phase
807:(his impression of
781:Santa Maria Novella
369:("A Portrait") and
329:Le tribut de Zamora
196:John Ricus Couperus
176:Couperus as a child
4345:Deaths from sepsis
3998:Limburgsch Dagblad
3816:J.A. Dautzenberg,
2387:The Law Inevitable
2321:Holland Park Press
2255:
2233:
2218:
2203:
2024:
2007:Death and tributes
1933:
1829:Georges Carpentier
1727:Jacob van Maerlant
1425:Bertel Thorvaldsen
1397:Arnold Marc Gorter
1267:Endless travelling
1136:Henryk Sienkiewicz
1120:military diplomats
952:and Dutch painter
905:
773:Ambrosius Hubrecht
709:Frederik van Eeden
484:
178:
4297:
4296:
4174:A ribbon of poems
4131:Footsteps of Fate
4018:Project Gutenberg
3579:Faes, J. (1902).
3558:978-9971-69-373-2
3434:III, second half.
3289:Published letters
3216:De verliefde ezel
3126:De berg van licht
2952:De verliefde ezel
2912:De berg van licht
2836:; Novellen (1953)
2827:(Collected Works)
2825:Verzamelde werken
2724:Wreede portretten
2698:Spaansch toerisme
2644:Shadows of beauty
2599:
2499:De verliefde ezel
2451:De berg van licht
2332:Footsteps of Fate
2306:
2273:A ribbon of poems
2188:
2187:
2180:
2162:
1823:and the ruins of
1568:Wreede portretten
1510:Herman Heijermans
1405:Greco-Turkish War
1273:John Argyropoulos
1253:Francis of Assisi
1225:De berg van licht
1217:De berg van licht
1041:Footsteps of Fate
817:, Michelangelo's
760:was published in
689:Footsteps of Fate
667:Footsteps of Fate
611:Un coeur de femme
419:A ribbon of poems
207:particuliere land
192:Dutch East Indies
157:(Tollens Prize).
129:historical novels
114:
113:
107:Years active
16:(Redirected from
4387:
4355:Dutch male poets
4282:(1974 TV series)
4279:De Stille Kracht
4147:The Hidden Force
4100:
4093:
4086:
4077:
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4060:
4043:
4042:
4027:Internet Archive
4001:
3994:'Louis Couperus'
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3978:Limburgs Dagblad
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3084:De stille kracht
2982:(Complete Works)
2888:De zonen der zon
2880:De stille kracht
2680:Genève, Florence
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2393:De stille kracht
2355:Majesty: A Novel
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1993:KenjirĹŤ Tokutomi
1954:Governor-General
1912:House of Commons
1873:Prince's Theater
1684:De Haagsche Post
1641:De zonen der zon
1600:Theatrine Church
1576:Wrede portretten
1429:Farnese Hercules
1361:Borgia Apartment
1182:Dionyzos-studiën
1170:Groot Nederland"
1158:The Hidden Force
1156:, while his own
1112:Lodewijk Thomson
1104:The Hidden Force
1097:The Hidden Force
1088:The Hidden Force
1029:Ascot Racecourse
930:Piazza San Marco
855:Voyage en Italie
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216:Abraham Couperus
210:) of Tjikopo in
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1857:Stephen McKenna
1803:, travelled to
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1787:(a novel about
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1637:Abraham Bredius
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1295:Korte arabesken
1286:New York Herald
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4271:Adaptations
4190:Williswinde
3589:19 November
3564:18 November
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2367:Metamorfoze
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1845:Joan of Arc
1805:Constantine
1522:World War I
1506:Kees Brusse
1323:Nieuwe Gids
1277:Aristodemus
1213:HĂ©liogabale
978:Metamorfoze
974:Metamorfoze
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701:Henri Borel
679:Oscar Wilde
572:Nieuwe Gids
508:Leo Tolstoy
367:Een portret
269:peritonitis
162:travelogues
141:feuilletons
137:fairy tales
4304:Categories
4287:Eline Vere
4217:De binocle
4155:Inevitable
4123:Eline Vere
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3793:9021451360
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3529:References
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3337:9020426869
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2766:Oostwaarts
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2378:Inevitable
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2311:Eline Vere
2230:Jan Toorop
2196:Eline Vere
2138:newspapers
2078:Westerveld
2070:erysipelas
1908:Lady Astor
1888:E.O. Hoppé
1779:Last years
1753:Eline Vere
1560:PĂo Baroja
1555:Tachtigers
1529:futuristic
1389:Belle Arti
1379:. He read
1247:the story
1209:Elagabalus
1147:The Deluge
1128:Inevitable
1074:Inevitable
1021:Else Otten
998:Heidelberg
934:Tintoretto
835:by Ouida,
805:San Pietro
681:his novel
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671:Clara Bell
647:Uitzichten
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568:grenadiers
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534:Eline Vere
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490:Eline Vere
464:Eline Vere
455:Orchideeën
335:Eline Vere
317:Émile Zola
250:Den Helder
99:Occupation
64:1863-06-10
4250:Locations
4106:Works by
3305:cite book
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2848:Majesteit
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2209:Cover of
2194:Cover of
2168:June 2018
2021:The Hague
1995:'s novel
1961:Borobudur
1957:Dirk Fock
1937:mail ship
1884:Myra Hess
1837:Marseille
1813:Touggourt
1739:Vitruvius
1665:Menaechmi
1616:Cantecler
1541:Mona Lisa
1485:CalderĂłns
1357:Colosseum
1153:Quo Vadis
1116:Boer Wars
913:Majesteit
851:Hawthorne
824:Via Appia
758:Majesteit
752:'s novel
713:Majesteit
639:Hilversum
609:'s novel
360:Kleopatra
308:Gymnasium
254:steamboat
182:The Hague
110:1878–1923
72:The Hague
4242:(father)
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4036:LibriVox
3799:24 April
3186:Herakles
3120:Dionyzos
2972:Verhalen
2966:Iskander
2938:Lucrezia
2928:Herakles
2896:Dionysos
2770:Eastward
2676:("Rome")
2580:Lucrezia
2477:Herakles
2445:Dionyzos
2046:guilders
1985:Yokohama
1965:Surabaya
1825:Carthage
1785:Iskander
1783:In 1920
1769:Iskander
1765:Plutarch
1689:epigrams
1657:El Zagal
1492:Mozart's
1453:Syracuse
1445:Herakles
1433:Herakles
1365:Lucrezia
1355:and the
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1186:Dionysus
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1061:resident
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942:Veronese
883:Flaubert
762:The Gids
756:, while
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659:The Gids
627:Elsevier
560:Een ster
542:morphine
480:Bas Veth
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375:Petrarch
348:operetta
288:travesti
232:Eurasian
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145:sketches
102:Novelist
91:De Steeg
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1711:Martial
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1421:Orvieto
1124:De Gids
1053:Fidessa
1010:De Gids
994:Dresden
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833:Ariadne
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769:De Gids
727:Noodlot
663:Noodlot
651:Epiloog
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603:Noodlot
599:De Gids
595:Noodlot
566:of the
564:captain
536:and in
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407:De Gids
261:Batavia
220:Malacca
4236:(wife)
4227:Family
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4193:(1895)
4185:(1886)
4177:(1886)
4166:Poetry
4158:(1900)
4150:(1900)
4142:(1892)
4134:(1891)
4126:(1889)
4115:Novels
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3386:(1912)
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3278:(1996)
3272:(1992)
3270:Nippon
3266:(1995)
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3236:(1995)
3230:(1993)
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2898:(1953)
2876:(1953)
2866:Psyche
2858:(1953)
2844:Extase
2819:(1896)
2798:Nippon
2794:Nippon
2750:(1919)
2748:Elyata
2582:(1920)
2576:(1919)
2574:De ode
2564:(1903)
2558:(1901)
2552:(1899)
2544:Psyche
2540:Psyche
2517:(1920)
2479:(1913)
2473:(1920)
2463:(1918)
2447:(1904)
2357:(1895)
2300:Novels
2263:Poetry
2226:Psyche
2211:Extaze
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2074:sepsis
1817:Timgad
1809:Biskra
1761:Arrian
1723:Gawain
1629:Buddha
1481:Munich
1417:Sicily
1351:, the
1188:") in
1095:After
1083:Blitar
1049:Oxford
1025:Psyche
1014:Psyche
1002:Psyche
938:Titian
926:Venice
871:Athens
867:Naples
841:Bulwer
837:Rienzi
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814:Pincio
801:Uffizi
721:about
697:Extaze
655:Extaze
643:Extaze
615:Extaze
538:Ghosts
530:Ghosts
521:Ghosts
364:sonnet
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222:, and
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3370:Notes
3090:Babel
2892:Jahve
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2159:JSTOR
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1977:Kyoto
1950:Medan
1821:Tunis
1635:that
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1596:polio
1574:. De
1514:Egypt
1413:front
1245:Siena
1162:Babel
1065:Tegal
970:Zeist
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321:Ouida
228:Ambon
168:Youth
3801:2013
3788:ISBN
3591:2020
3566:2020
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3332:ISBN
3311:link
2674:Rome
2131:news
2066:Velp
2060:and
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1973:Kobe
1969:Bali
1967:and
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