Marcel Proust
5 September 2014The eldest son of a successful Parisian doctor and teacher at the University of Paris, Proust was not obliged to earn his living but from an early age, manifested an astonishing literary ability.
From an early age Zola determined to be a writer. His childhood and youth were spent in Aix en Provenve; his closest friend was painter Cezanne (whose story is told in our impressionist series).
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The eldest son of a successful Parisian doctor and teacher at the University of Paris, Proust was not obliged to earn his living but from an early age, manifested an astonishing literary ability.
From an early age Zola determined to be a writer. His childhood and youth were spent in Aix en Provenve; his closest friend was painter Cezanne (whose story is told in our impressionist series).
From an early age Zola determined to be a writer. His childhood and youth were spent in Aix en Provenve; his closest friend was painter Cezanne (whose story is told in our impressionist series).
The eldest son of a successful Parisian doctor and teacher at the University of Paris, Proust was not obliged to earn his living but from an early age, manifested an astonishing literary ability.