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Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud was a French poet known for his transgressive and surreal themes and for his influence on modern literature and arts, prefiguring surrealism.
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Born 20 October 1854 · Died 10 November 1891 · Q493
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The discovery of a painting by an otherwise-unknown "Jef Rosman," depicting Rimbaud's convalescence from his gunshot wound at Brussels, excited the literary world
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Were collected and published by Jean-Marie Carré
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Lettre de Charles d'Orléans à Louis XI (1869 or 1870) – prose published in Revue de l'évolution sociale, scientifique et littéraire, November 1891
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Died 1891-11-10.
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(this original edition included 35 out of the 42 known pieces)
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Rimbaud became involved in a major deal to sell old rifles to Menelik II, king of Shewa, at the initiative of French merchant Pierre Labatut
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His Report on the Ogaden (based on notes from his assistant Constantin Sotiro) was presented and published by the Société de Géographie in Paris
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As a main employee in the Bardey agency, going on to run the firm's agency in Harar, Ethiopia
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Returned to London with the poet Germain Nouveau
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“Qu'est-ce pour nous mon cœur...”
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And that he took part as a guerrilla in the defense of the Commune is uncertain
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“s Les Misérables to read, as she thought the book dangerous to the morals of a child. The Franco-Prussian War, between Napoleon III”
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Including the prize for Religious Education, and the following year won seven first prizes
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Must have been the last straw, as after this Captain Rimbaud stopped returning home on leave altogether
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Born 1854-10-20.
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Was awarded the Legion of Honor "by Imperial decree"
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