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Émile Goudeau
Émile Goudeau (29 August 1849 – 18 September 1906) was a French journalist, novelist and poet. He was the founder of the Hydropathes literary club.
Life.
He was born in Périgueux, Dordogne, the son of Germain Goudeau, an architect, and cousin of Léon Bloy. Goudeau studied at the seminary, and then was supervisor in different high schools before becoming an employee at the Ministry of Finance, 
which gave him the opportunity to devote most of his time to poetry.
au hasard", text by Georges Montorgueil, drawings and engravings by Auguste Lepère
- 1897: "Tableaux de Paris. Paris qui consomme.", text by Émile Goudeau, illustrations by Charles Jouas
- 1897: "Poèmes Parisiens", text by Émile Goudeau, illustrations by Charles Jouas
- 1902: "Paris-Staff. Exposition de 1900", text by Émile Goudeau