Flavia and Her Artists - Characters

Characters

• Imogen Willard. She studies philology.
• Flavia Malcolm, a patron of the arts. She is thirty-five years old. She is bossy and pretty, but somehow 'always ill at ease'.
• Arthur Hamilton, Flavia's meek husband.
• William
• Edward
• M. Emile Roux, a French writer from Paris, who has written twelve novels. He later publishes a satirical article about Flavia.
• Ivan Schemetzkin, a Russian pianist. He is small and fat.
• Jules Martel, a painter.
• Signor Donati, an Italian tenor. He is very small. He smokes cigarettes.
• Professor Schotte, a scholar on Assyria.
• Restzhoff, a Russian chemist.
• Alcee Buisson, a philologist.
• Frank Wellington, a novelist. He is from Kansas and went to Harvard. He has published three historical novels.
• Will Maidenwood, the editor of Woman. He is convalescent.
• Jemima Broadwood, Flavia's second cousin and a stage actress.
• Fray Lichtenfeld, a German writer.