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'''Georgie Raoul-Duval''' (born Jeannie Urquhart 3 July 1866 Paris - died 3 November 1913 Paris) was an American writer. She was born in France during one of the frequent travels of New Orleans merchant David Urquhart and his wife Augusta. She is mainly remembered for having been the lover first of [[Colette]] from March 1901 and then also Colette's husband [[Gauthier-Villars]], and finally both of them, as detailed in a Paris police report of 1 May 1901.<ref>Michèle Sarde ''Colette: Free and Fettered'' 1980 p 167 "Colette and Willy had described an episode in their private life involving a certain Georgie Raoul - Duval"</ref> |
'''Georgie Raoul-Duval''' (born Jeannie Urquhart 3 July 1866 Paris - died 3 November 1913 Paris) was an American writer. She was born in France during one of the frequent travels of New Orleans merchant David Urquhart and his wife Augusta. She is mainly remembered for having been the lover first of [[Colette]] from March 1901 and then also Colette's husband [[Henry Gauthier-Villars]], and finally both of them, as detailed in a Paris police report of 1 May 1901.<ref>Michèle Sarde ''Colette: Free and Fettered'' 1980 p 167 "Colette and Willy had described an episode in their private life involving a certain Georgie Raoul - Duval"</ref> |
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==Books== |
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*G.R. Duval, Shadows of old Paris, London, F. Griffiths, 1910, 242 p. |
*G.R. Duval, Shadows of old Paris, London, F. Griffiths, 1910, 242 p. |
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Georgie Raoul-Duval (born Jeannie Urquhart 3 July 1866 Paris - died 3 November 1913 Paris) was an American writer. She was born in France during one of the frequent travels of New Orleans merchant David Urquhart and his wife Augusta. She is mainly remembered for having been the lover first of Colette from March 1901 and then also Colette's husband Henry Gauthier-Villars, and finally both of them, as detailed in a Paris police report of 1 May 1901.[1]
Books
- G.R. Duval, Shadows of old Paris, London, F. Griffiths, 1910, 242 p.
- G.R. Duval, Written in the sand, London, W. J. Ham-Smith, 1912, 320 p.
- G.R. Duval, Little Miss, an unfinished story, Edinburgh, Ballantyne press, 1914, 265 p.
References
- ^ Michèle Sarde Colette: Free and Fettered 1980 p 167 "Colette and Willy had described an episode in their private life involving a certain Georgie Raoul - Duval"