Candide Collection

DR. PANGLOSS / CANDIDE
Dr. Pangloss, played by Mr. Harley in the stage version

BERNSTEIN, Leonard (1918-1990). American composer, pianist and conductor. Candide, musical comedy. Poster advertising the performances

Prince Cheri
Zelie and the fairy Candide

Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho)
5218249 Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho) by Sauvage, Sylvain (1888-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Candide by Voltaire (Nonesuch Press)

Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho)
5218263 Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho) by Sauvage, Sylvain (1888-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Candide by Voltaire (Nonesuch Press)

Voltaire (litho)
3643092 Voltaire (litho) by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Voltaire. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Newsagents kiosk in Paris, France. Date: 1960s

Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho)
5218255 Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho) by Sauvage, Sylvain (1888-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Candide by Voltaire (Nonesuch Press)

Portrait of Voltaire, c. 1750 (pastel on paper)
3588394 Portrait of Voltaire, c.1750 (pastel on paper) by Tour, Maurice Quentin de la (1704-88); 26.5x18 cm; National Museum, Stockholm

Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho)
5218257 Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho) by Sauvage, Sylvain (1888-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Candide by Voltaire (Nonesuch Press)

Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho)
5218254 Illustration for Voltaires Candide (colour litho) by Sauvage, Sylvain (1888-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Candide by Voltaire (Nonesuch Press)

Candide, chapitre 16. Tandis que deux singes les suivaient en leur mordant les fesses, 1911. Found in the Collection of Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Title page of the first edition of Voltaires Candide, published at Geneva, Switzerland, in 1759

Candide and Cunegonde
Cunegonde : Please pick up my garter. Candide : With all my heart. Cunegonde : Now please put it on me

Candide Hiu
CANDIDE HIU Chinese christian wife and philanthropist much loved by people of all faiths. Date: 1641? - 1680

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Woodcut by Gerard Cochet from a 1921 edition of Voltaires Candide

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Woodcut by Gerard Cochet from a 1921 edition of Voltaires Candide

CANDIDE and the Marchioness. Illustration from Voltaires Candide

The Great Lisbon Earthquake of l November 1755 which destroyed much of the city and killed thousands of the inhabitants. The earthquake was followed by a tidal wave

BLAIZE, Candide (1795-1855). Portrait of George Sand. 1830. Pastel. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum)

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Candide in Paris, France. Line engraving, 1778, after Daniel Chodowiecki

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Candide flees as quickly as possible to another village. Aquatint engraving, 1787, after Jean-Michel Moreau

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Candide parted from Cunegonde by her father, Baron Thunder-ten-Tronckh. Line engraving, 1778, after Daniel Chodowiecki

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Candide reunited with Cunegonde; the Baron again refuses to consent to their marriage. Aquatint engraving, 1787, after Jean-Michel Moreau

VOLTAIRE: CANDIDE. Candide in the blessed land of Eldorado. Line engraving, 18th century, after Charles Monnet (1732-1816)

MARRIAGE OF CANDIDE. The marriage of Candide and Cunegonde. Illustration from Voltaires Candide

Chinese Missionary / 1852
Chinese Christian missionary, Candide Hiu

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"Candide: A Satirical Journey through Optimism and Enlightenment" In this captivating tale, we follow the misadventures of Candide, a young and naive protagonist who embarks on a tumultuous journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. Guided by his mentor Dr. Pangloss, whose unwavering belief in the philosophy of optimism is put to the test, Candide encounters a series of absurd situations that challenge his worldview. Leonard Bernstein's brilliant musical adaptation brings Voltaire's timeless masterpiece to life with its enchanting melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. Through Bernstein's composition, audiences are transported into the satirical world of "Candide, " where they witness both the folly and resilience of human nature. Accompanied by Prince Cheri's stunning illustrations, Voltaires' "Candide" becomes visually captivating as well. From vibrant lithographs depicting key scenes from the story to intricate portraits capturing Voltaire himself, these illustrations add depth and richness to an already compelling narrative. As we delve deeper into Candide's quest for love, truth, and meaning amidst a chaotic world plagued by war, corruption, and natural disasters; we are forced to confront our own beliefs about optimism and enlightenment. The juxtaposition between Candide's unwavering innocence and the harsh realities he faces serves as a powerful reminder that blind faith can sometimes lead us astray. This 1911 illustration perfectly captures one such moment in Chapter 16 when two monkeys relentlessly bite at Candides' backside while he continues on his journey. Symbolic of life's constant challenges nipping at our heels even when we strive forward with determination. Whether you encounter "Candide" through literature or performance art like Bernstein’s musical adaptation or Prince Cheri’s vivid illustrations – this timeless work will undoubtedly leave you questioning your own perceptions about happiness, fate, and human nature itself. So step into Newsagents kiosk in Paris, France and immerse yourself in the world of "Candide.