Green hair of Baudelaire
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| - | An often repeated [[legend]] of the life of [[Charles Baudelaire]] is that of his [[green hair]], first reported by [[Champfleury]] in his ''Souvenirs''. | + | '''The green hair''' episode is an often repeated [[legend]] of the life of [[Charles Baudelaire]] is that of his [[green hair]], first reported by [[Champfleury]] in his ''Souvenirs''. |
| I cite [[James Huneker]]: | I cite [[James Huneker]]: | ||
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The green hair episode is an often repeated legend of the life of Charles Baudelaire is that of his green hair, first reported by Champfleury in his Souvenirs.
I cite James Huneker:
- The joke of the green hair has been disposed of by Crépet[1]. Baudelaire's hair thinning after an illness, he had his head shaved and painted with salve of a green hue, hoping thereby to escape baldness.
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