Guillaume Apollinaire
Guillaume Apollinaire was a French poet, playwright, and art critic known for his role in the development of modern poetry and for coining the term 'surrealism.' His innovative style and exploration of visual poetry left a lasting impact on 20th-century literature.
Born on Aug 26, 1880 (145 years old)
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France:
Guillaume Apollinaire was an author whose work was illustrated by Raoul Dufy.
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Switzerland:
Guillaume Apollinaire was a French poet for whom Picasso designed a grave sculpture.
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Monaco:
Guillaume Apollinaire's work inspired Raoul Dufy to create illustrations for his collection called Le Bestiaire.
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Greece:
Guillaume Apollinaire wrote the poignant novella 'The Murdered Poet' during his recovery from a war injury.
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France:
A drawing of the poet Guillaume Apollinaire is present in François Sureau's office.
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Tunisia:
Guillaume Apollinaire is referenced for his beautiful poem that inspired the article's title.
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Tunisia:
Guillaume Apollinaire invented the term 'Calligrammes' for his poetry collection that visually represents words and images.
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Italy:
Orsenigo had a particular focus on the works of Guillaume Apollinaire in his translations.
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Italy:
Guillaume Apollinaire's poetry is featured in the agenda.
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