Emile Zola

From an early age Zola determined to be a writer. His childhood and youth were spent in Aix en Provence; his closest friend was painter Cezanne (whose story is told in our Impressionist series). Despite failing his final school exams he got a job with the publishing house of Hatchette and therefore knew just how to publicize his first novel.
Release
2002  
Minutes
38  
Grade Level
S,C  
Format
DVD  
From an early age Zola determined to be a writer. His childhood and youth were spent in Aix en Provence; his closest friend was painter Cezanne (whose story is told in our Impressionist series). Despite failing his final school exams he got a job with the publishing house of Hatchette and therefore knew just how to publicize his first novel. The realism of his novels made him a great favoraite with the young and a working class just beginning to benefit from education. He was also a great supporter of Cezanne and Mante. His accidental death in 1902 at the height of his powers found France mourning a great champion of the individual. His work has influenced worldwide the development of the novel and the cinema.

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