But the stories tell that he was buried in the area of the cemetery where unbaptized children and those who died prematurely were placed.īefore continuing, visit the following link and discover the story of another fascinating writer such as, Honore de Balzac. His widow was forced to ask the king for permission to give him a decent funeral at night, which he agreed to. On the other hand, it can be said that despite his death, the confrontations against him continued due to his stance against the Church, which believed that his profession as an actor was unworthy, which led to his not being able to be buried in any cemetery of the Church. Although what the historians did indicate, was that during the presentation he was suffering from great chest pain.Īnother aspect that could be denied over time was that he was not wearing anything yellow and that he was wearing a garnet red suit, which was designed for his character Argán. The death of this great writer, playwright and poet could be considered the beginning of the belief of many actors about yellow clothing, since according to legends, on the day of his death on February 17, 1673, at 51 years of age, Moliere presented his work entitled "The imaginary patient" dressed in yellow.īut, there is evidence that this great figure of French literature possibly passed away at home due to tuberculosis. Some of his most important works were: The doctor in love, Sganarelle, The school of husbands, The critique of the school of women, The princess of Elide, Don Juan, The beaten doctor, The reckless, The ridiculous precious, Don Garcia of Navarre.Īs well as The School of Women, The Miser, The Lord of Pourceaugnac, The Wise Women, The Imaginary Invalid and finally Tartuffe which had an argument as a criticism of people close to the king. He had the influence of great writers such as Shakespeare, Niccoló Barbieri, Nicolo Secchi, Tirso de Molina, Dorimond, Giacinto Andrea Cicognini, Agustín Moreto, Antonio Hurtado de Mendoza, Paul Scarron, Flaminio Scala, Pietro Aretino, Charles Sorel, Menander and one of the writers from whom he drew most inspiration was Plautus.
Moliere walked the path of farces, comédie-ballets, comedies, tragicomedies and many more, in which he sought a way to make people smile worthy of some situations of that time. His works exist in the main languages of the world, being the father of French comedy his works are very frequent in the great theaters of the planet. 7 Tartuffe's argument: Current situation of this literary workīefore we begin, we must talk about Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, an artist and writer, born in the French capital on January 15, 1622, an icon of the great authors of letters around the world and of the language of his native country.5 Characters that make up Moliere's Tartuffe.1.1 The great myth after Moliere's death.
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