Recollections of Oscar Wilde
by Franz Blei
'Recollections of Oscar Wilde' Summary
Franz Blei, a friend and fellow artist, offers a series of personal recollections of Oscar Wilde in this 1906 work. Blei paints a vivid picture of Wilde's charm, wit, and unconventional lifestyle, drawing on his personal encounters and observations. The book explores Wilde's interactions with prominent figures in London's literary circles, his unique perspectives on art and life, and the consequences of his unconventional choices. Blei's insights shed light on Wilde's genius, his social standing, and the impact of his work on Victorian society. Throughout the book, Blei presents a multifaceted portrait of Wilde, balancing his admiration for the author's wit and intellect with an awareness of his controversial nature and personal struggles.Book Details
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