Scope and Contents Gaston Bouchard, "Madame de Noailles," L'Art Méridional 13:265 (1 January 1906): 195-200. Bouchard's article considers Anna de Noailles as a poet. The first page of this issue wishes the readers a happy new year, and says that to celebrate the new year and their thirteenth year of existence, the magazine is doing an all-female issue for the most interesting female artists of the day. There are two copies of this issue in the folder: one with a cover, and one...

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Fémina 8:174 (15 April 1908). There is an image of Anna de Noailles on the cover, along with other notable women.

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Les Annales 1380bis (5 December 1909). This issue contains Noailles' poem, "Le Pays," which she signed as "Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles." It also contains her contribution to a printed roundtable on "The Idea of the Fatherland" as a representative of France, which appears along with her image and an image of her signature. There are no page numbers; both items are marked with slips of paper.

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Gabriel Feuillard, "Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles," Les Hommes du Jour: Annales Politiques, Sociales, Littéraires et Artistiques 288 (26 July 1913): n.p. [1-2]. The is also a drawing of Anna de Noailles on the cover.

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Fémina 13:304 (15 September 1913). A photograph of Anna de Noailles appears on the cover, and her poem "Notre Amour," signed "Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles," appears on p. 482.

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Jean Lefranc, "La Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles," L'Illustration 71:3690 (15 November 1913), p. 369. A full-page article on Anna de Noailles, with a color photograph of her seated in her living room.

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Les Annales 1586 (16 November 1913). A full-page color photograph of "Comtesse Mathieu de Noailles" standing in her living room. There are no page numbers, but the page is marked with a slip of paper.

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Excelsior2168 (22 October 1916). Per donation notes, item includes an article on Mathieu de Noailles.

Scope and Contents L'Illustration 89:4587 (31 January 1931). Letters from Marcel Proust to Anna de Noailles are published pp. 137-139, along with a preface by Noailles and a photo of her as a young woman, from the time of their corrspondance, on p. 137. On the cover is a photo of Noailles, celebrating her as the first French woman to be promoted to Commander of the Legion of Honor, which occurred on 11 January 1931. She wears her medal in the photo. There are two copies of this issue in...

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Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, "La Comtesse de Noailles," Le Miroir du Monde 4:166 (6 May 1933), p. 487. An article on Anna de Noailles after her death, along with several photos and a mourning poem by Robert Honnert.

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Paul Painlevé, "Anna de Noailles: une enfant de la Grèce et des dieux," Vu 6:269 (10 May 1933), pp. 703-705. An article on Anna de Noailles after her death, along with several photos, including one from her funeral.

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From the notes of Dr. Catherine Perry: Portrait photgraph of Noailles mounted on heavy paper, with an inscription in her hand reading, "To my dear friend Doctor Yacoël. To the benefactor who has closely approached a mysterious heart!" This may refer to Dr. Joseph Yacoël (1889-19??).