Charles Baudelaire Quotes About Literature

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  Decir la palabra Romanticismo es decir arte moderno, es decir, intimidad, espiritualidad, color, aspiración al infinito, expresado por todos los medios al alcance de las artes.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Arte, Significado, Color

  Charles Baudelaire (1995). “The Painters of Modern Life”, Phaidon Incorporated Limited

• No se puede hacer nada más que poco a poco.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Perseverancia, Hecho, Literatura

  Charles Baudelaire (1956). "La esencia de la risa: Y otros ensayos, diarios y cartas"

• Always be a poet, even in prose.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Writing, Poetry, Literature

  Charles Baudelaire, Christopher Isherwood, W. H. Auden (2006). “Intimate Journals”, p.108, Courier Corporation

• The man who says his evening prayer is a captain posting his sentinels. He can sleep.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Prayer, Sleep, Men

  Charles Baudelaire, Christopher Isherwood, W. H. Auden (2006). “Intimate Journals”, p.111, Courier Corporation

• I can barely conceive of a type of beauty in which there is no Melancholy.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Literature, Melancholy, Type

• ¡Es hora de emborracharse! Para no ser los esclavos martirizados del Tiempo, emborrachaos; ¡embriagaos sin parar! De vino, de poesía o de virtud, como queráis.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Inspirational, Wine, Drunk

• If the poet has pursued a moral objective, he has diminished his poetic force.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Objectivity, Literature, Moral

• Ya de niño sentía en mi corazón dos emociones opuestas: el horror de la vida y el éxtasis de la vida.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Niños, Corazón, Dos

  "Baudelaire: un autorretrato".

• How little remains of the man I once was, save the memory of him! But remembering is only a new form of suffering.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Memories, Men, Suffering

  Charles Baudelaire (1986). "La Fanfarlo"

• Those men get along best with women who can get along best without them.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Men, Literature

• For each letter received from a creditor, write fifty lines on an extraterrestrial subject and you will be saved.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Writing, Literature, Fifty

• Nature... is nothing but the inner voice of self-interest.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Nature, Self, Voice

  Charles Baudelaire (1992). "Escritos escogidos sobre arte y literatura", Penguin Classics

• Life is a hospital in which every patient is possessed by a desire to change his bed.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Desire, Bed, Literature

  "The Essence of Laughter: And Other Essays, Journals, and Letters".

• Si se permite que la fotografía sustituya al arte en algunas de sus funciones, pronto lo suplantará o lo corromperá por completo gracias al apoyo natural que encontrará en la estupidez de la multitud. Debe volver a su verdadera tarea, que es la de ser el servidor de las ciencias y de las artes, pero el servidor muy humilde, como la imprenta y la taquigrafía que no han creado ni suplantado a la literatura.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Fotografía, Arte, Real

  1859 'Salon of 1859', section 2, in Curiosites Esthetiques (1868).

• Me encanta Wagner, pero la música que prefiero es la de un gato colgado por la cola fuera de una ventana e intentando pegarse a los cristales con las garras.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Music, Cat, Glasses

  Charles Baudelaire (1919). “The Poems and Prose Poems of Charles Baudelaire”

• I am unable to understand how a man of honor could take a newspaper in his hands without a shudder of disgust.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Men, Hands, Honor

• Let us beware of common folk, of common sense, of sentiment, of inspiration, and of the obvious.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Inspiration, Common Folk, Common Sense

• Modernity is the transient, the fleeting, the contingent; it is one half of art, the other being the eternal and the immovable.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Art, Fleeting, Half

  Charles Baudelaire (1981). “Baudelaire: Selected Writings on Art and Artists”, p.403, CUP Archive

• El progreso, esta gran herejía de la decadencia.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Progress, Decay, Literature

• Sexuality is the lyricism of the masses.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Literature, Adultery, Sexuality

  Journaux intimes (1887) 93

• The priest is an immense being because he makes the crowd believe astonishing things.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Believe, Literature, Crowds

• El placer que nos produce la representación del presente se debe, no sólo a la belleza de la que puede revestirse, sino también a su cualidad esencial de ser el presente.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Beauty, Time, Aquariums

  Charles Baudelaire (1981). “Baudelaire: Selected Writings on Art and Artists”, p.391, CUP Archive

• Two fundamental literary qualities: supernaturalism and irony.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Two, Quality, Fundamentals

  Charles Baudelaire, Keith Waldrop (2006). “The Flowers of Evil”, p.26, Wesleyan University Press

• Who would dare assign to art the sterile function of imitating nature?

  Charles Baudelaire

  Art, Literature, Imitating Others

  Charles Baudelaire (1981). “Baudelaire: Selected Writings on Art and Artists”, p.428, CUP Archive

• We are all born marked for evil.

  Charles Baudelaire

  Evil, Literature, Born

  Charles Baudelaire (1986). “The Painter of Modern Life and Other Essays”

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