Draft:List of Americans in Paris (1774–1968)
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Submission declined on 17 September 2023 by Qcne (talk). This submission does not appear to be written in the formal tone expected of an encyclopedia article. Entries should be written from a neutral point of view, and should refer to a range of independent, reliable, published sources. Please rewrite your submission in a more encyclopedic format. Please make sure to avoid peacock terms that promote the subject. Declined by Qcne 14 months ago. |
- Comment: I'm not sure this passes WP:NLIST, but even if it did the wording isn't appropriate for Wikipedia. "allure"? A random quote from Oscar Wilde? Then a random section on Parisian neighbourhoods? Not appropriate for an encyclopaedia. Qcne (talk) 16:40, 17 September 2023 (UTC)
The relationship between America and France began early on and has continued to this day. This list contains the names and visit dates of American Poets , Musicians, Artists, Writers, Scientists, and Politicians who spent significant time in Paris.
The primary sources for this list are: [1][2][3][4][5][6]
Earlier Americans in Paris 1774-1900
[edit]- John Singleton Copley. 1774
- Benjamin Franklin 1776 – 1785 9 yrs
- John Adams 1778
- Samuel Adams 1778
- John Quincy Adams. Age 10 1778 -1785
- John Jay 1782. Treaty of Paris
- Thomas Jefferson. 1784- 1789. 5 yrs
- John Trumbull 1786. Guest of Jefferson
- Charles Bulfich 1789 Architect of Wash DC 1818-1826
- John Vanderlyn. 1796 – 1803 7 yr
- Robert Fulton 1797 -1804
- Robert Livington 1801
- Benjamin West. 1802
- Rembrandt Peale 1808 - 1810
- Washington Irving. 1804- 1806
- Aaron Burr. 1810- 1811
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1826 -1829
- James Fenimore Cooper. 1826 -1833 7 yrs
- Samuel Morse. 1829
- Oliver Wendell Home. 1833- 1835
- Emma Willard 1830. Troy Female Seminary. 1821
- Charles Sumner. 1830
- Ralph Waldo Emerson 1833
- Thomas Gold Appleton 1833 – 1840 , 1842
- William Cullen Bryant. 1834
- Henry Bowditch 1833- 1834
- Herman Melville. 1839
- George Catlin & Iowa Indians 1839 , 1845
- Phineas T Barnum. 1845
- Margaret Fuller 1846
- Harriet Beecher Stowe 1853
- James McNeil Whistler 1855
- Charles Summer. 1857
- Nathaniel Hawthorne 1857 -1860.
- Robert Louis Stevenson 1863
- Winslow Homer 1866
- Thomas Eakins 1866 -1870
- Augustus Saint Gaudens. 1867
- Albert Bierstadt. 1867
- Mark Twain 1869
- William Merritt Chase 1872
- Louisa May Alcott. 1873 , 1876
- John Singer Sargent. 1874
- Mary Cassatt 1874 -1877 1866 – 1926 60 yrs
- Cecilia Beaux. 1880
- Childe Hassam 1883 1886 -1889
- Frank Benson 1883
- Dennis Bunker 1883 -1884
- Willard Metcalf. 1883 -1889
- Edmund Tarbell 1884
- John Twachtman 1885
- Robert Henri 1888
1900 ‘s – 1940
[edit]- Han Schuler 1901
- James Joyce 1902
- Gertrude Stein 1903 – 1938 35 yrs
- Edith Wharton 1910 – 1937
- Teddy Roosevelt 1910
- Mabel Dodge Luhan 1913
- Cole Porter 1917 -1937
- Aaron Copland 1921
- Ernest Hemingway 1921 -1927
- Ezra Pound. 1921 -1924
- F.Scott Fitzgerald. 1921
- Willa Cather. 1923
- Langston Hughes 1923
- William Faulkner 1925
- Josephine Baker 1925 -1975 50 yrs
- George Gershwin 1926
- Dwight Eisenhower 1928
- Henry Miller 1930
- Louis Armstrong 1932 , 1934 -1935
- Duke. Ellington. 1933
- John. Steinbeck. 1946
- James Baldwin 1948 -1970. 22 yrs
Jazz Men in Paris
[edit]- Louis Amstrong. 1932
- Duke Ellington 1933.
- Coleman Hawkins 1934
- Glen Miller
- Miles Davis 1949
- Charlie Parker. 1949
- Dizzy Gillespie. 1953
- Kenny Clark 1948 , 1949 -1951.
1950’s. Beat Generation
[edit]Poets
[edit]- Allen Ginsberg. 1957.
- Williams Burroughs 1957.
- Gregory Corso 1957. “Bomb “
- Peter Orlousky 1957
- Jack. Kerouac. 1965
Abstract. Impressionist Artist
[edit]- Andy Warhol. 1965
- Mark Rothko. 1965
- William de Koenig. 1968
References
[edit]- ^ We All Went to Paris Americans in the City of Lights 1776 – 1971,By Stephen Longstreet isbn 0760762082
- ^ Americans in Paris Literary Anthology by Adam Gopnik isbn 1931082561
- ^ Greater Journey. By David McCullough. Asin B01J045960
- ^ Americans in Paris. By Charles Glass. 1940- 1944.Isbn 0143118668
- ^ Americans in Paris 1860 – 1900 by Erica E Hirshler Isbn 1857093011
- ^ Americans in Paris Artist Working in Postwar France 1946 -1962 Isbn -10 3777436372
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