Émile Fabre
French author and playwright
Born
March 24th, 1869
156 years ago
Died
1955
70 years ago — 86 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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Born in 1869, this individual contributed significantly to French literature as an author and playwright. The works often explored various themes and human emotions. Alongside writing, this person engaged in theatrical production, which provided a platform for many of the plays. The individual’s efforts in both the literary and theatrical realms left a mark on the French cultural landscape.
Wrote the play 'Le Masque de fer'
Contributed to the literary movement of the early 20th century
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