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[[File:Metzinger Portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire 1910.jpg|thumb|Jean Metzinger, Portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire. 1910.]]
 
'''Guillaume Apollinaire''' ( 1880 – 1918) was an Italian-born [[French]] [[poet]], playwright, novelist, and art critic.  In his poetry, Apollinaire enjoyed mixing sensory effects in his language, and he often played with unexpected combinations of words. [http://www.biography.com/people/guillaume-apollinaire-9186928]
 
'''Guillaume Apollinaire''' ( 1880 – 1918) was an Italian-born [[French]] [[poet]], playwright, novelist, and art critic.  In his poetry, Apollinaire enjoyed mixing sensory effects in his language, and he often played with unexpected combinations of words. [http://www.biography.com/people/guillaume-apollinaire-9186928]
  
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In 1910, Jean Metzinger (1888-1968) painted a [[portrait]] of Guillaume Apollinaire.
 
In 1910, Jean Metzinger (1888-1968) painted a [[portrait]] of Guillaume Apollinaire.
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[[Surrealism]] is a word Apollinaire is credited for coining. He also coined "Orphism", Delaunay's new style of Cubism.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:15, March 6, 2014

Jean Metzinger, Portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire. 1910.

Guillaume Apollinaire ( 1880 – 1918) was an Italian-born French poet, playwright, novelist, and art critic. In his poetry, Apollinaire enjoyed mixing sensory effects in his language, and he often played with unexpected combinations of words. [1]

Apollinaire made a name for himself in the Paris's bohemian circles. He befriended many avant-garde artists, including Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and Robert Delaunay. Ibidem

Among his works: Le bestiaire ou le cortège d’Orphée, 1911, Alcools, 1913, Calligrammes (poetry in which typography and layout adds to the overall effect), 1918, Les Mamelles de Tirésias, play, 1917, Méditations esthétiques. Les peintres cubistes, 1913, on the cubist painters, L'esprit nouveau et les poètes, 1918, Poèmes à Lou, 1955.

In 1910, Jean Metzinger (1888-1968) painted a portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire.

Surrealism is a word Apollinaire is credited for coining. He also coined "Orphism", Delaunay's new style of Cubism.

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