Edmond Huot de Goncourt (1822-96), cover illustration from 'La Revue Illustree'

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Edmond Huot de Goncourt (1822-1896) was a prominent French writer, literary critic, art historian, and the elder of the Goncourt brothers, who were influential figures in the literary and artistic circles of 19th-century France. Born on May 26, 1822, in Nancy, France, Edmond, along with his younger brother Jules de Goncourt, became known for their collaborative works, which include novels, diaries, and art criticism. The Goncourt brothers are often credited with pioneering the naturalist movement in literature, which sought to depict everyday life with a high degree of realism and attention to detail.

Edmond and Jules de Goncourt's partnership was marked by a shared dedication to literature and art. They co-authored several novels, including "Germinie Lacerteux" (1865), which is considered a precursor to the naturalist genre. Their writing style was characterized by meticulous observation and a focus on the lives of ordinary people, often highlighting the struggles and hardships faced by their characters. The brothers also maintained a detailed journal, "Journal des Goncourt," which provides valuable insights into the literary and artistic milieu of their time.

After Jules's untimely death in 1870, Edmond continued to write and publish works on his own. He produced notable novels such as "La Fille Elisa" (1877) and "Les Frères Zemganno" (1879), as well as several historical and biographical studies. Edmond's contributions to art history include his work on 18th-century French art, which remains influential to this day.

Edmond de Goncourt's legacy extends beyond his literary and artistic contributions. In his will, he established the Académie Goncourt, which awards the prestigious Prix Goncourt, one of France's most esteemed literary prizes. This prize continues to be awarded annually, honoring outstanding works of French literature.

The cover illustration of Edmond Huot de Goncourt by Boileau, featured in 'La Revue Illustrée,' captures the essence of this influential figure, reflecting his significant impact on the literary and artistic landscape of his era.

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