And My Blue Notebooks in English in 1979, describe Jacob
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Max Jacob was a French poet, painter, writer, and critic.
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culture · French poet, painter, writer and critic · painter · poet · writer · literary critic · art critic · essayist · prose writer · translator · draftsperson · artist · also Max Jacob, C. Max Jacob, Cyprien-Max Jacob, Max Alexandre, Max Cyprien Jacob, Morven
Born 12 July 1876 · Died 5 March 1944 · Q156214
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And My Blue Notebooks in English in 1979, describe Jacob
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“Homage to Friends from Montparnasse”
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By his artist friends Jean Cassou and René Iché (who sculpted the tomb of the poet) to the cemetery at Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire in the Loiret département
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Died 1944-03-05.
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Awarded Knight of the Legion of Honour (1933).
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As Entr'acte music for one of Jacob's comedies (Ruffian toujours, truand jamais – text of this play is lost)
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Awarded Concours général (1894).
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Born 1876-07-12.
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