This author, who called Constantin Guys the "painter of modern life," described his drug use in Artificial Paradises.
This author, who called Constantin Guys the "painter of modern life," described his drug use in Artificial Paradises. In one of his collections, he compared a poet to a bird whose "giant wings prevent him from walking" and called the "hypocrite reader" "my twin, my brother." This author wrote "To the Reader" and "The Albatross," poems that appeared in his work whose sections include "Parisian Scenes," "Wine," "Revolt," and "Spleen and Ideal." For 10 points, name this French author of Les Fleurs du Mal.
This author, who called Constantin Guys the "painter of modern life," described his drug use in Artificial Paradises.
Charles Baudelaire