GypGyp was the pen name of Sibylle Gabrielle Riqueti de Mirabeau, a French writer. Gyp was a member of the aristocracy because she was Count Roger de Mirabeau's daughter. Sibylle Gabrielle de Mirabeau started writing under the pen name "Gyp" at the star of her career. She became a well-known author under this alias, recognized for her plays, novels, and journalism. Gyp's paintings frequently examined French social and cultural conventions from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with an emphasis on women's lives. She gained notoriety for her caustic and even contentious social remarks. Gyp's themes and writing style reflected the social and cultural shifts that were taking place in her lifetime. She has written many articles and essays in addition to plays like "La Poupée," novels like "Bijou," and essays. Gyp was well-liked in her day for her literary works, and she remained well-known in French literary circles. Read More Read Less