Liane de Pougy
Liane de Pougy
Liane de Pougy (born August 2, 1869, in Vertus, France) was a renowned French dancer and actress associated with the Belle Époque era. Known for her captivating performances and vibrant personality, she became a prominent figure in Parisian society. Throughout her life, de Pougy was celebrated for her elegance and charm, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of entertainment.
Personal Name: Liane de Pougy
Birth: 1869
Death: 1950
Alternative Names: Liane DE POUGY;Anne-Marie-Madeleine de la Pénitence;Marie Anne Pourpe;Princess Ghika;Anne-Marie Ghika;Sister Anne-Mary
Liane de Pougy Books
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My Blue Notebooks: The Intimate Journal of Paris's Most Beautiful and Notorious Courtesan
Born in 1869 as Anne-Marie Chassaigne, she changed her name to Liane de Pougy and became one of the three great courtesans of the Belle Epoque, almost a national treasure, famous for the splendour of her jewellery. She wrote the notebooks upon which the book is based between 1919-1941.