Who is the author of La Travia ? Who is the author of the Camellia Woman

The author of La Traviata is Alexandre Dumas!

**The author of "La Traviata" is the French writer Alexandre Dumas.

The opera is Verdi, and its libretto is adapted from Alexandre Dumas's **.

Alexandre Dumas (1825-1895), a French writer and playwright, was the illegitimate son of Alexandre Dumas. As an illegitimate child, Dumas was ridiculed during his childhood and adolescence. As adults, it was the realities of French society that caused many humiliated and injured women, like their mothers and sons, to devote themselves to writing in order to change the morality of society.

La Traviata was his most famous work, and he adapted it into a play of the same name in 1852, which was even more successful. Subsequently, Dumas wrote more than 20 plays, with a more pronounced realist tendency, and because of his own background, he published many "problem plays" with the theme of illegitimate children. In addition to La Traviata, his representative works include "Semi-High Society", "Money Matters", "Bastard", "Madame d'Auberre's Opinion", "Women in a Foreign Country", "Deniz" and so on.

Brief introduction: This is a romantic love tragedy written by the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas.

Marguerite was a social star in Parisian high society. Her extraordinary beauty and superior intelligence made her a target for the rich and noble. Marguerite was deeply touched by Armand's sincerity and single-mindedness since she became acquainted with him, and the two fell in love.

Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, they lived an unpretentious life on the outskirts of Paris.

At this time, Armand's father implored Marguerite to leave Armand for the sake of the family's reputation. In order to fulfill the happiness of the Armand family, Marguerite left Armand. Armand, who didn't know the inside story, repeatedly insulted and embarrassed Marguerite.

Faced with the heavy blow of life, she became even more disheartened with life. When Armand learned of the truth and rushed to Marguerite's side, she died alone in her apartment, exhausted by poverty and illness.

The author of "La Traviata" is the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas.

Alexandre Dumas was the illegitimate son of Alexandre Dumas, a very famous French literary artist at the time, and was only recognized by Alexandre Dumas when he was seven years old.

La Traviata" was created by Alexandre Dumas based on his own love experience, and after its publication in 1848, it caused a sensation in the literary world, and "La Traviata" also became a famous work that made Alexandre Dumas emerge in the French literary scene at that time.

** Origin of the title of the protagonist Marguerite Gautier La Traviata.

As an eye-catching and brilliant socialwoman, she naturally has a brilliant name, Marguerite Gautier. Parisian name x Marguerite, born in a poor rural family, unfortunately fell into the dust after arriving in Paris, and circled in the arrogant and rotten aristocratic circle. With her excellent appearance, she is like a fish in water and lives a hot life.

Since Margaret never leaves three things when she goes out – her theater mirror, a bag of candy, and a bouquet of camellias. Since she had never seen any other flowers with Margaret except Camellias, she ended up with the nickname "La Traviata".