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Guillaume Apollinaire (1880–1918)

1984
On 31 August 1880 the registrar of the city of Rome was informed of the birth, on the 26th, of a male child whose mother wanted to remain anonymous and whose father was unknown. The child’s name was given as Guillaume-Albert Dulcigni. On 29 September the same child, now said to have seen the light of day on 25 August at 5 a.m., was baptised with the ...
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Abraham Kuyper and Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer as Anti-Rationalist Liberals

Journal of Church and State, 2021
Lucas G Freire
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Guillaume Apollinaire

Books Abroad, 1947
Aubrey F. G. Bell, Guillermo de Torre
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Guillaume Apollinaire, Calligrammes (1918)

1993
AbstractThis chapter discusses Guillaume Apollinaire's calligrams. This chapter attempts to make reference to some of the devices and effects found in contemporary visual art, and in particular, in the Cubism movement which was believed to be the dominating force and inspiration behind Apollinaire's calligrams. In this chapter some of his poems such as
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Guillaume Apollinaire

World Literature Today, 1977
J. Lawler, Roger Little
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La bataille de Guillaume Budé, princeps de la République des Lettres, contre la barbarie des gens de justice

Clio@themis, 2023
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Deglaciation landforms and C-14 chronology of the Lac Guillaume-Delisle area, eastern Hudson Bay: A report on field evidence

Geomorphology, 2012
Caroline Lavoie
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Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers and the Quest for Consistency in Counter-Reformation Chant

Journal of Musicology, 2023
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GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE

2002
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Guillaume des Moustiers’ treatise on the armillary instrument (1264) and the practice of astronomical observation in medieval Europe

Annals of Science, 2021
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