It was starting to feel like this day would never come but here we are, and we’re beyond stoked to finally bring you Much Quiet, the Sirus F Gahan video, which succeeded in bringing together ...

His first mistress was a hideous, squint-eyed, consumptive Jewess off the streets. Then he met Jeanne Duval, a beautiful Negress, and lived with her many stormy months. His hand-to-mouth existence ...

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Les Bijoux is a series of photographic portraits of herself as Jeanne Duval, the companion and muse of Charles Baudelaire. Her Alba Sonnets explore the lives of two Black women at the court of ...

Baudelaire’s repeated use of the term Caraïbes suggests that he is exploring his complex feelings about his mixed-race Haitian partner Jeanne Duval, the “black Venus” described in The Flowers of Evil ...

Artist Tao Siqi in her studio in Shanghai. Courtesy of the artist Coming from China, Tao Siqi’s uniquely seductive, fluorescent-lit and very sensual paintings stand out. The artist, who is based ...

LEVESQUE, Lillian Duval Lillian Duval Levesque, 64, loving wife and mother, passed away Monday, (October 1, 2007) in her Zephyrhills, FL home. A Bristol native, she was the daughter of Jeanne ...

Jeanne Duval opens a box stored in the archives of the Jaffrey Historical Society. Inside are the original wooden molds made by Charlie Bacon of Jaffrey in the shape of the now-iconic plastic maple ...

(L-R) 'Mirah,' 'After the Long Rains,' 'Fight Like a Girl,' 'Dynamite' and 'Teacher Don’t Teach Me Nonsense' Film at Lincoln Center/African Film Festival Inc Source: Deadline NEW YORK—Jeanne Duval, a ...

In his life Baudelaire achieved fame by publishing Les Fleurs du Mal, by espousing Dandyism, by living with the negress Jeanne Duval. Only the most enthusiastic Baudelairians know his brilliant ...

Jeanne Duval, the mixed-race muse and partner of Charles Baudelaire has been forgotten by time and erased by history. But she refuses to remain silenced. In this short we see April 27, 1842 ...