Charles Douglas was the pseudonym of two writers. Charles Beadle (1881-1944) was a successful adventure writer. On his return from Africa in 1904 he lived in Paris, in the thick of Bohemia. Douglas Goldring (1887-1960) was at the heart of literary life in London before the First World War, working with Ford Madox Ford, Wyndham Lewis and D. H. Lawrence, among others.

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• PREFACE page 9PART ONE: MONTMARTREI. MONTMARTRE FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES 17II. THE 'LAPIN A GILL' 23111. THE 'BATEAU-LAVOIR' 39IV. MODIGLIANI'S EARLY DAYS 65V. MODIGLIANJ REACHES MONTMARTRE 74VI. FROM BOURGEOIS TO BOHEMIAN 85VII. THE 'DEMON OF GENIUS' 93VIII. DEALERS OF THE BUTTE 100JX. ELVIJlA-'LA QUIQUE' 103X. WANDERING JEW 110PART TWO: MONT PARNASSEXI. MONTPARNASSE 129XII . THE CAFE DE LA ROTONDE 140XIII. BOHEMIANS AND GRISETTES 149XIV. AICHA, QUEEN OF MODELS 165XV. PASCIN 168XVI. KIKI 179XVI!. AMERICANS IN MONTPARNASSE 185XVIII . THE RETURN OF MODIGLIANI 192XIX. NINA HAMNETT 210XX. AUGUST 1914 218XXI. THE ENGLISH POETESS 224XXII. A PARTY AT KISLING'S 237XXIII . SIMONE: LA CANADIENNE 246XXIV. T HE POET- DEALER 251XXV. JEANNE HEBUTERNE 264XXVI. MONTPA RN ASSE-BY- THE-SEA 273XXVIJ. MODl'S LAST DAYS 284XXVIII. THE TRAGEDY OF JEANNE 296XXIX. THE DEATH OF SIMONE 303XXX. ZBOROWSKI 309XXXI. KISLING' S MEMORIES 322XXXII. FRITZ SANDAHL LOOKS BACK 326EPILOGUE 338APPENDIXESI. MONTPARN ASSE, BY T . W. EARP 343II. BOOKS CONSULTED 346INDEX 347

Charles Douglas was the pseudonym of two writers. Charles Beadle (1881-1944) was a successful adventure writer. On his return from Africa in 1904 he lived in Paris, in the thick of Bohemia. Douglas Goldring (1887-1960) was at the heart of literary life in London before the First World War, working with Ford Madox Ford, Wyndham Lewis and D. H. Lawrence, among others.

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• PREFACE page 9PART ONE: MONTMARTREI. MONTMARTRE FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES 17II. THE 'LAPIN A GILL' 23111. THE 'BATEAU-LAVOIR' 39IV. MODIGLIANI'S EARLY DAYS 65V. MODIGLIANJ REACHES MONTMARTRE 74VI. FROM BOURGEOIS TO BOHEMIAN 85VII. THE 'DEMON OF GENIUS' 93VIII. DEALERS OF THE BUTTE 100JX. ELVIJlA-'LA QUIQUE' 103X. WANDERING JEW 110PART TWO: MONT PARNASSEXI. MONTPARNASSE 129XII . THE CAFE DE LA ROTONDE 140XIII. BOHEMIANS AND GRISETTES 149XIV. AICHA, QUEEN OF MODELS 165XV. PASCIN 168XVI. KIKI 179XVI!. AMERICANS IN MONTPARNASSE 185XVIII . THE RETURN OF MODIGLIANI 192XIX. NINA HAMNETT 210XX. AUGUST 1914 218XXI. THE ENGLISH POETESS 224XXII. A PARTY AT KISLING'S 237XXIII . SIMONE: LA CANADIENNE 246XXIV. T HE POET- DEALER 251XXV. JEANNE HEBUTERNE 264XXVI. MONTPA RN ASSE-BY- THE-SEA 273XXVIJ. MODl'S LAST DAYS 284XXVIII. THE TRAGEDY OF JEANNE 296XXIX. THE DEATH OF SIMONE 303XXX. ZBOROWSKI 309XXXI. KISLING' S MEMORIES 322XXXII. FRITZ SANDAHL LOOKS BACK 326EPILOGUE 338APPENDIXESI. MONTPARN ASSE, BY T . W. EARP 343II. BOOKS CONSULTED 346INDEX 347

Charles Douglas was the pseudonym of two writers. Charles Beadle (1881-1944) was a successful adventure writer. On his return from Africa in 1904 he lived in Paris, in the thick of Bohemia. Douglas Goldring (1887-1960) was at the heart of literary life in London before the First World War, working with Ford Madox Ford, Wyndham Lewis and D. H. Lawrence, among others.

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• PREFACE page 9PART ONE: MONTMARTREI. MONTMARTRE FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES 17II. THE 'LAPIN A GILL' 23111. THE 'BATEAU-LAVOIR' 39IV. MODIGLIANI'S EARLY DAYS 65V. MODIGLIANJ REACHES MONTMARTRE 74VI. FROM BOURGEOIS TO BOHEMIAN 85VII. THE 'DEMON OF GENIUS' 93VIII. DEALERS OF THE BUTTE 100JX. ELVIJlA-'LA QUIQUE' 103X. WANDERING JEW 110PART TWO: MONT PARNASSEXI. MONTPARNASSE 129XII . THE CAFE DE LA ROTONDE 140XIII. BOHEMIANS AND GRISETTES 149XIV. AICHA, QUEEN OF MODELS 165XV. PASCIN 168XVI. KIKI 179XVI!. AMERICANS IN MONTPARNASSE 185XVIII . THE RETURN OF MODIGLIANI 192XIX. NINA HAMNETT 210XX. AUGUST 1914 218XXI. THE ENGLISH POETESS 224XXII. A PARTY AT KISLING'S 237XXIII . SIMONE: LA CANADIENNE 246XXIV. T HE POET- DEALER 251XXV. JEANNE HEBUTERNE 264XXVI. MONTPA RN ASSE-BY- THE-SEA 273XXVIJ. MODl'S LAST DAYS 284XXVIII. THE TRAGEDY OF JEANNE 296XXIX. THE DEATH OF SIMONE 303XXX. ZBOROWSKI 309XXXI. KISLING' S MEMORIES 322XXXII. FRITZ SANDAHL LOOKS BACK 326EPILOGUE 338APPENDIXESI. MONTPARN ASSE, BY T . W. EARP 343II. BOOKS CONSULTED 346INDEX 347