Marie de Régnier

1875–1963 (age 88)

Biography

Marie de Régnier, writing under the name Daniel Lesueur, produced novels, poems, and criticism that delicately explored love, society, and the inner life.

Beloved by peers for her wit and grace, she spent decades influencing literary salons and is commemorated at Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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