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| − | Symbolist poet, notable for 'A Season in Hell' (1873; trans. 1932). Part of the decadent movement in France. | + | Symbolist poet, notable for 'A Season in Hell' (1873; trans. 1932), and 'Illuminations'. Part of the decadent movement in France, having influence on artists, musicians, and authors. Had a notable, tempestuous relationship with poet [[Paul Verlaine]] in his youth. |
Revision as of 15:31, 7 September 2013
Country
France
Birth - Death
1854 - 1891
Occupation
Poet
Notable Achievements
Description
Symbolist poet, notable for 'A Season in Hell' (1873; trans. 1932), and 'Illuminations'. Part of the decadent movement in France, having influence on artists, musicians, and authors. Had a notable, tempestuous relationship with poet Paul Verlaine in his youth.
