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French dramatist who modeled his tragedies on the works of ancient Greek playwrights?
Jean-Baptiste Vivien de Châteaubrun was a French playwright and dramatist. He was born in the year 1775 and dedicated his life to study Greek tragedies and also wrote and polished four plays based in them. They were 'Mahomet second', 'Les Troyennes', 'Philoctete' and 'Astyanax'. Tragically, his only surviving work is 'Les Troyennes', because his other plays were destroyed by his maid, who mistook them for wrapping paper.
What french dramatist who modeled his tragedies on the works of greek plays?
Greek Classicism was a big part of the work of Jean Racine. His work primarily focused on neoclassical Greek tragedy, having only one comedy in his repertoire. His poetry is well respected and held to be his greatest contribution to French literature.
French dramatist who modeled his tradgedies on the works of Aeschylus and Sophocles?
Racine
Who was the french dramatist and actor?
There have been several.
French dramatist and actor stage name of jean baptiste poquelin?
Moliere
Who was the 20th century french poet novelist dramatist artist and filmaker?
Cocteau
French dramatist whose name has become synonymous with bedroom farce?
Georges Feydeau
Who is a 17th century french dramatist poet first name jean?
Jean Racine
Who was the 17th century french dramatist with an unusually large nose?
Cyrano de Bergerac,
What modeled off the American declaration of independence?
french revolution documents
What French dramatist authored a version of 'Antigone'?
Jean Marie Lucien Pierre Anouilh [June 23, 1910-October 3, 1987] was a French dramatist who included among his literary output his modernistic play 'Antigone'. Anouilh's version was an updated, retelling of the play of the same name by Sophocles [496 B.C.E.* - 406 B.C.E.], a famed ancient Greek playwright.Anouilh didn't limit his creativity on the stage to the penning of tragedies. In fact, he described himself as the author of seven types of plays. He identified his plays as aristocratic, baroque, fantastic, historical, realistic/tragic, sarcastic, or unsuccessful.*Before the Christian Era
What European military academy was West Point modeled after?
West Point was modeled after the very successful French school called the Ecole Polytechnique. As it was in France, the US military Academy emphasized engineering.
