Edmond de Favières
Edmond de Favières, full name Edmond Guillaume François de Favières, (8 November 1755 – 13 March 1837) was a French playwright and politician.
Works[]
- Paul et Virginie, comédie en trois actes et en prose (1791)
- Les Espiègleries de garnison, comédie en trois actes (1792)
- Lisbeth, drame lyrique en trois actes et en prose (1797)
- Elisca ou l'Amour maternel, drame lyrique en trois actes (1799)
- Fanny Morna, ou l’Écossaise, drame lyrique en trois actes (1799)
- librettist
- Jean et Geneviève, 1-act comedy by Jean-Pierre Sollié with a libretto by Edmond de Favière (1792)
- L’Officier de fortune, 3-act drama by André Grétry (1792 but unperformed)
External links[]
- Edmond de Favières on Data.bnf.fr
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