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Comedie larmoyante; Comedie Larmoyante; Tearful comedy

Comédie larmoyante         
Comédie larmoyante () was a genre of French drama of the 18th century. In this type of sentimental comedy, the impending tragedy was resolved at the end, amid reconciliations and floods of tears.
Portrait of a Tearful Woman         
  • ''Portrait of a Tearful Woman'' (1936) by Man Ray
1936 PHOTOGRAPH BY MAN RAY
Portrait of Tearful Woman is a hand colored photograph by American visual artist Man Ray, created in 1936. It was originally a black and white photograph but the artist worked it by hand to create the final result.
sobbing         
  • alt=an Asian newborn crying and looking upset with its mouth open
  • King Pedro IV]] (also Emperor of Brazil as Pedro I), 1836
  • alt=two African women in patterned dresses and head scarfs crying at a funeral
  • A diagram showing the [[lacrimal apparatus]]
  • alt=a young olive skinned boy crying and looking demurred
  • alt=A Freshman in front of a well dressed crowd crying while appearing to be suppressing his emotions by pressing his lips and contorting his forehead
  • Descent from the Cross]]'', c. 1435 by [[Rogier van der Weyden]], the tears of [[Mary of Clopas]]
SHEDDING TEARS AS A RESPONSE TO AN EMOTIONAL STATE IN HUMANS
Wept; Sobbing; Crying in humans; Cries; Cried; Emotional tears; Psychic tears; Blubbering; Sobbed; Sobber; Sobbers; Cry; Lacrimate; Bawling; Whimper; Whimpering; Tearful; Tearfully; 😢; 😭; 😿; Tearfulness; Draft:Tear-shedding
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Comédie larmoyante

Comédie larmoyante (French: tearful comedy) was a genre of French drama of the 18th century. In this type of sentimental comedy, the impending tragedy was resolved at the end, amid reconciliations and floods of tears. Plays of this genre that ended unhappily nevertheless allowed the audience to see that a "moral triumph" had been earned for the suffering heroes and heroines.

Thomas Heywood's masterpiece, A Woman kilde with kindnesse (acted 1603; printed 1607), can be considered a forerunner of this genre.

In Pierre-Claude Nivelle de La Chaussée's Mélanide, the genre is fully developed. Comedy was no longer to provoke laughter, but tears. The innovation consisted in destroying the sharp distinction then existing between tragedy and comedy in French literature. Indications of this change had been already offered in the work of Marivaux, and La Chaussée's plays led naturally to the domestic drama of Diderot and of Sedaine.

Louis-Sébastien Mercier considered himself a supporter of this genre.

By blurring the distinctions between comedy and tragedy, the comédie larmoyante formed the basis for the subsequent genre known as Drame Bourgeois, the form of realistic comedy heralded by Denis Diderot's Le Fils naturel (published 1757, performed 1771).

There are many examples of 'comédie larmoyante' in both French and Italian opera where it gave birth to the genre of opera semiseria: André Grétry's Lucile, Nicolas Dalayrac's Nina, ou La folle par amour, Pasquale Anfossi's La vera costanza (1776) and Joseph Haydn's work of the same name (1779).