The French National Library honours the famous French author Marcel Prost on the occasion of his 100th birthday by displaying 350 manuscripts, including a first draught of his best-known book “Searching for the Lost Time,” in an exhibition that opens on November 18, 1922, the anniversary of his departure, and runs through January 22, 2023.
The French National Library is hosting an exhibition in the French capital, Paris, that features about 350 manuscripts, a notebook, rough draughts that are illustrated, and paper ribbons that resemble the accordion music machine that Marcel Bruce used to create his well-known book, “Searching for Lost Time.”
Prost kept most of his manuscripts that remained with his family, and he was donated to the French National Library by his friend, and Fiharawi Al -Mazrai the story through a series of rooms that were designed according to the seven series of series.
According to Games Faw, the French National Library’s chief secretary for modern and contemporary manuscripts, the public will learn about the provided elements for the first time.
Marcel Bruce was born on July 10, 1871 and left our world on November 18, 1922, and he is a French novelist who lived in the late 19th and early 20th century in Paris, one of his most prominent works is a series of novels for the search for missing time, which consists of seven parts published between 1913 and 1927, Today it is considered one of the most famous French literary works, his writings review the influence of the past on the present. Prost also worked as a translator, critic, and socialite.
Marcel Bruce 100 years. View 350 manuscripts for the novel “Searching for Lost Time” .. Pictures
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