Guillaume Apollinaire

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Guillaume Apollinaire - French poet; precursor of surrealism (1880-1918)

Apollinaire, Wilhelm Apollinaris de Kostrowitzki

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Guillaume Apollinaire called him 'the false Yankee of the rue de Richeville', while Paul Valery remembered him as 'just, pitiless, and gentle'.

THE SECRET SHARER: Felix Feneon, the publicity-averse critic, collector and anarchist who moved in avant-garde circles and was an early champion of African art, is being celebrated in a series of exhibitions in Paris and New York

Unsurprisingly, his novel is full of references and allusions to writers, such as Guillaume Apollinaire, Alexandre Dumas, Victor Hugo, Franz Kafka, and Vladimir Nabokov.

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cummings, os franceses Stephane Mallarme e Guillaume Apollinaire, o irlandes James Joyce e os brasileiros Oswald de Andrade e Joao Cabral de Melo Neto (Campos et al, 2006: 215-6).

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"French language is not only the cement of a nation, it's also the catalyst for freedom and hope," said Macron, who compared Aznavour to French poet Guillaume Apollinaire.

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translation Guillaume Apollinaire: The Little Auto (CB Editions, 2012)

Answering Machine

The Parisian poet Guillaume Apollinaire succumbed too, as did one of Lenin's right-hand men, Yakov Sverdlov.

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The faces were mainly those of artists and poets as diverse as Leon Battista Alberti, Francis Picabia, and Guillaume Apollinaire; but also included, for instance, was Michelangelo's Cumaean Sibyl.

Luca Maria Patella: GALLERIA MILANO

She was romantically engaged with poet Guillaume Apollinaire and Laurencin is often revered as his muse, while Apollinaire inspired many of Laurencin's works as well.