1 Stendhal wrote The Charterhouse of Parma in forty-nine days.

2 F. Stendhal is one of the most famous writers of critical realism in the 19th century.

3 The Italian character created by Stendhal is a great contribution to the literary world.

4 So, I'll list Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Chekhov, Stendhal, Melville, Hemingway, Faulkner, Dos Passos, Proust, Zola, Mann, Goethe, and, oh yes—curses—Shakespeare!

5 Stendhal took a lot of time and care in deciding what the title of his novel would be.

6 Dr Graziella Magherini, author of The Stendhal Syndrome, has studied more than 100 tourists in Florence, Italy, who became ill in the presence of great works of art.

7 Stendhal, French novelist, author of The Red And The Black, was born at Grenoble.

8 Engles equals him and Stendhal thinks that his novel compares well with Illiad.

9 As a result, Stendhal chose a more abstract and symbolic title, coupled with the subtitle "a chronicle of 1830."

10 Stendhal, one of the greatest critical realist writer of the 19th century in France, has high place in the history of French literature and world literature.

11 "The first instrument of a people's genius is its language, " UNESO points out in its proclamation, quoting Stendhal.

12 This is a delightful work but not, I think, in the Stendhal syndrome category.

13 It was first recorded by the 19th-century novelist and art critic Stendhal in Florence, and so scientists are to monitor the vital signs of tourists in Florence after they see works of art.

14 Lessing's early reading included Dickens, Scott, Stevenson, Kipling; later she discovered D.H. Lawrence, Stendhal, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky.

15 "The first instrument of a people's genius is its language, " UNESCO points out in its proclamation, quoting Stendhal.

16 He was, in fact, a remarkable novelist too. By following the realist tradition of Balzac, Stendhal and Flaubert Maupassant succeeded in bringing forth the new method of psychological description.

17 You can read a much more indepth article on stendhal syndrome here.