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Andre Gide

Biography Andre Gide (1868 - 1915)

French writer

Also called: André Gide.

Was born on 22 nov 1869.
Died on 19 feb 1951, at 81 years old.

Origin country France

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André Paul Guillaume Gide was a French author and winner of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1947. He was part of symbolist movement.

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To love the truth means that you have to accept that it...

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Art is a partnership between God and artist, the less the...

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You must have some intelligence, to be aware that you...

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