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Jacques Vaché

Jacques Vaché (7 September 1895 – 6 January 1919) was a friend of André Breton, the founder of surrealism. Vaché was one of the chief inspirations behind the Surrealist movement. As Breton said:

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Jacques Vaché → André Breton, Anti-Classics, Arthur Cravan, Atlas Press, Au Sans Pareil, Bertrand Lacarelle, Charles, Dada, Dada Suicides, Franklin Rosemont, Grasset, Hale, Iain White, Including Vaché's War Letters, ISBN, Jacques Rigaut, Julien Torma, Kerr Company Publishers, Lettres, Other Writings

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breton vaché 1919 andré jacques september 1895 january surrealism isbn surrealist lorient nantes opium monocle lettres de guerre dada friend

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Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesLettres0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesAndré Breton0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesAu Sans Pareil0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesBertrand Lacarelle0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesGrasset0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesDada Suicides0.60section
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Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesArthur Cravan0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesJacques Rigaut0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesJulien Torma0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesAnti-Classics0.60section
Jacques Vachérelated to ReferencesDada0.60section

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