Stanislas de Guaita

French poet and author of 'Le Serpent'

Stanislas de Guaita - Artists & Creatives born April 6th, 1861
Born
Died

1897
129 years ago — 36 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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France

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Born in France, contributed significantly to the realm of poetry and literature during the late 19th century. Engaged deeply with themes of mysticism and the occult, influencing contemporaries and later writers. Authored several works, with 'Le Serpent' gaining particular recognition. His writings often reflected a blend of romanticism and esotericism, embodying the spirit of the Symbolist movement.

Authored 'Le Serpent'

Influenced the Symbolist movement

Engaged with themes of mysticism

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