… Eleonora Duse freed herself from the superficial mask of stage makeup and then she stripped
away another mask. She opened her soul and revealed a woman as a human being. Her …

The article explores Eleonora Duse’s particular take on feminism before World War One and
the influence she had on intellectual women through her acting, her letter-writing and her …

… and genius, and finally we have Eleonora Duse, a child of Italy, … II Goethe would have said
that Eleonora Duse had fulfilled … Jules Lemaitre points out in his study of Eleonora Duse, there …

… IT was in the summer of 1893 that Eleonora Duse first … for its favour, and Eleonora Duse's
innate repugnance to publicity … Nevertheless, Eleonora Duse triumphed, and her second …

… : "A star actress who refuses to be interviewed, does not lose any diamonds, and declares
that she is public property only while on stage, is such novelty that Mme Eleonora Duse has …

… Cenere will be remembered because it is the only film that features Eleonora Duse. The
uniqueness of the production will always be emphasised, and this helps us to understand the …

… He sent his original manuscripts to London for auction and announced his intention of
using the money to build a great monument to Eleonora Duse. Although the New York Times …

… , the spellbinding acting of her archrival: Eleonora Duse, who was leading a quiet revolution
on … Now, Eleonora Duse was taking Bernhardt’s play to those same capitals, forcing critics to …

This is not a definitive biography for no work that has life as its root can ever be rigidly set.
Nor can one claim to have said the last word while there is a creative mind capable of a new …