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Lettres à Gala:

Pages
544
Published
1984
Language
French

Synopsis

Discover the enduring passion between poet Paul Eluard and his muse, Gala, through their intimate correspondence spanning over three decades. From their first meeting in a Swiss sanatorium to their eventual separation and remarriages, these letters reveal a profound connection that transcended conventional boundaries. Beyond their personal story, the collection offers a unique window into the daily life, financial struggles, and artistic conflicts of the surrealist movement, featuring interactions with figures like Dalí, Breton, Picasso, and Man Ray.

About the author

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Paul Éluard

Paul Éluard was a leading French Surrealist poet. His works, such as L'Amour, la poésie and Capitale de la douleur, explore themes of love, pain, and the power of language.